Undocumented Immigrant Seeks Sanctuary from Deportation in W. Kensington Church
Angela Navarro, 27, has a husband and two children, all of whom are US citizens. But she is not.
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Angela Navarro, 27, has a husband and two children, all of whom are US citizens. But she is not.
The rallies, dozens across the country, are being organized on social media.
The avalanche of applications came when the school district ended a seven-year moratorium on new charters, as a condition of receiving funding from a new, $2-a-pack Philadelphia cigarette surtax.
The hotels and historic sites have ten months to get ready. Most visitors will be encouraged to stay with host families.
It is expected that Pope Francis will take part in events on the Ben Franklin Parkway both Saturday, Sept. 26th, and Sunday, Sept. 27th.
Eva Gladstein, head of the city's Office of Community Empowerment, says Philadelphia is the poorest of the nation's ten biggest cities.
Ruela's jackpot was the first seven-figure online prize in New Jersey, and the third-largest prize won by a gambler in the state this year, including Internet and land-based casinos.
The GORE-TEX Philadelphia Marathon is this coming weekend, and 42-year-old Reginald Allen is using it to help put his past under his feet.
The first annual "International Day of Prayer for Men & Boys" took place at First Unitarian Church in Center City Sunday.
Calling the hearing was 8th District Councilwoman Cindy Bass, a composting proponent. She says, "Food waste doesn't belong in the trash. It belongs in the compost bin."
Saturday was the first day to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Healthcare Act.
Famed rocker and philanthropist Jon Bon Jovi is this year's Marion Awards honoree and the awards dinner and celebration concert is Tuesday.
Ninth grader Jacob Smith was one of the students from the Pennsylvania Virtual Charter School who were making quilts for the "Ugly Quilt" project.
Drexel University is attempting to spread an innovative food recovery program to all parts of the nation.
The third annual "Thinkfest," sponsored by Philadelphia magazine, is a daylong discussion of ideas, innovation, and the future of Philadelphia.
The Rothman Institute Ice Rink opens at noon today with three hours of free skating.
The seventh annual Israeli Jazz Phest takes place this weekend, bringing a host of new, world music.
A high school senior who overcame an overwhelmingly rough home life has been honored by the Philadelphia Education Fund.
Longtime members of St. Laurentius Church in Fishtown weren't happy with the Archdiocese when it removed relic structures from the building this week.
Mayor Nutter would like you to city employees for the Dilworth Award. But hurry -- nominations close today.
As part of their centennial celebration, Big Brothers Big Sisters Southeastern Pennsylvania held a reception Thursday night for the mentors and mentees who have participated in their program.
State of the computers, tablets, smartboards and cameras equipped with software that'll prepare kids for a digital world and ignite a passion for technology.
Streets commissioner David Perri says 2013 was a record-setting year for our city, which was among the first to institute a recycling program.
A new report from Credit Donkey ranks Philly the third most stressful city in the state.
Joe Chambers, a 17-year-old senior at Ridley High School, jumped into action as the vehicle caught fire nearby with the officer trapped inside.
