5K Lemon Run Raises Money For Fight Against Pediatric Cancer
Thousands took to Memorial Hall in Fairmount Park Sunday morning for the 6th annual Lemon Run.
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Thousands took to Memorial Hall in Fairmount Park Sunday morning for the 6th annual Lemon Run.
Those watching were in awe Saturday as three boys put on an impromptu break dancing performance.
Philadelphia will host its first "hackathon" as part of President Obama's "My Brother's Keeper Initiative." The goal it to get kids of color focused on coding.
The 17th Annual Symposium on Inner-City Education took place at the Gesu School, in North Philadelphia. Andre Robert Lee was the keynote speaker.
Dozens of candidates showed off their on-field skills and their off-field personalities.
The sole remaining "Fancy Division" club in Philadelphia has turned to crowdfunding in a desperate attempt to stay afloat.
The annual parade is part of more than a week's worth of events in Coatesville leading up to Veterans' Day.
Malcolm Lazin, chair of the 50th anniversary celebration, notes that the 1965 demostrations on behalf of gay rights were an act of tremendous courage at the time.
Just in time for Thanksgiving dinner, why not get a nice pie for dessert? And do some good while you're at it!
It's a four-year pilot at the Jackson and Ziegler schools, using software designed by AIM Academy, of Conshohocken.
World War II veteran Morris Dworkin, 92, was among those honored at the Kennedy Health System just ahead of Veterans' Day.
Voters in this South Jersey town this week approved a move for the municipality to oppose a plan by the State of New Jersey to install protective dunes on the beaches.
After donating $25 million of his own money to fight the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is inviting members of the social network to join the battle.
Philadelphia's new zoning code -- which took effect two years ago -- changed the way that some daycare centers get city approval. One councilman urged a return to the former process.
A new restaurant, a wine auction for charity, and a display of gingerbread houses to get you in the mood for the holidays!
County health officials brought in homeland security experts who shared what they know about pedophiles and cyberbullies.
The show, run by the Women's Committee of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, will be open through Sunday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
One of its first tasks will be to increase the profile of women in the cycling race held here in early June of each year.
Volunteer stenographers captured the interviews with military veterans, including those from World War II.
The powerful program at Bishop Eustace Prep took students through the life of young Rachel Scott as she worked to make a difference in the world through small gestures of kindness.
From Monday, Nov. 10 through Friday, Dec. 19, the Streets Department will be offering leaf recycling to help residents dispose of foliage, but officials say there are some changes to note.
Domestic violence can steal a victim's confidence and trust, and make them feel like they won't ever succeed. But they can. In this week's story of Brotherly Love, a non-profit is coaching women to be entrepreneurs.
They may be too young to cast a ballot, they point out, but they're not too young to speak out.
Chris Stigall talked to Governor Tom Corbett as he campaigned for re-election on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
