Philadelphia Councilman Hoping To Outlaw Selling Your Parking Space To Next Driver
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Monkey Parking is a free iOS app that lets people announce where they are parked, and then take bids on who wants rights to park in that space next.
Penn State University's board of trustees today voted down a proposal that would have taken a closer look at the Freeh Report -– the 2012 investigation that examined how the university handled the Jerry Sandusky child molestation scandal.
Today was graduation today for some special dogs who will go on to do some special work.
Nutter, still fuming over City Council president Darrell Clarke's decision to scuttle the PGW sale without a public hearing, is hoping that public pressure will force City Council to reverse course.
The planned layoffs are scheduled to take effect this Saturday. The township plans to let ten employees go, including six police officers -- about a third of the department.
In its new report, Common Cause evaluates ten swing states on their implementation of 19 recommendations issued by President Obama's elections commission earlier this year.
More than ten years and $27 million later, one of Bucks County's largest-ever flood mitigation projects has come to end with a ceremony along the Neshaminy Creek.
Students arriving at a troubled Philadelphia charter high school Monday morning were told to go home, and informed that the school will be closing for good.
"We have one-of-a-kind jewelry from designers around the country," says Dru Ellen Kolker, co-chair of the upcoming Treasures Show and Sale at the Penn Museum.
The youth at one area church are jumping in "feet first" to learn the importance of helping others with a shoe drive that runs through Oct. 13th.
A Philadelphia-based non-profit that provides after school programs in nearly a dozen public schools got a $900,000 boost this week.
More than 1,600 boats are slated to take part in this year's regatta.
The City of Philadelphia will get $3½ million from red-light camera fines this year.
Eighty-four years ago, artifacts were placed into a tin box and placed behind the building's cornerstone.
"We are walking to make a difference," says the Rev. Moses Dennis, president of the Liberian Ministers Association of the Delaware Valley.
The Pennsylvania chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union says it is preparing to file a lawsuit to get the state's new "Revictimization Relief Act"overturned.
The Ebola virus was discussed before the Pennsylvania House Emergency Preparedness Committee Thursday.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Recreation Center now sports a mural of the slain civil rights leader.
If you want to go where nobody knows your name, Facebook has launched a new app.
ColorOfChange.org is hosting the series of Twitter Townhalls beginning at 9pm each Thursday, during the commercial breaks of "Scandal."
There were fifty sets of hands and more than 1,300 volunteer hours -- plus materials -- contributed over the two days.
"Peanut Chews is a local candy, and a reminder of home -- all the things they cherish and miss," notes a company executive.
The program, called "Hopeline," is a joint effort among the Philadelphia local of the Fraternal Order of Police, the Philadelphia Police Department, Verizon, and the organization "Women Against Abuse."
City Council president Darrell Clarke says his staff's internal review should be concluded by next week.
A group of prep school students provided some companionship to residents of a Cherry Hill senior assisted living facility.
