For Center City's Homeless, A Welcome Link to the Workaday World
For two hours a day, five days a week, the Broad Street Ministry, right across the street from the Kimmel Center, operates a mail depot for homeless men and women.
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For two hours a day, five days a week, the Broad Street Ministry, right across the street from the Kimmel Center, operates a mail depot for homeless men and women.
Earl Johnson (at left in photo) is one of four Penn Wood students who helped developed the winning app, called "Fear No Bully."
The ASPCA's annual "Mega Match-a-thon" is underway all weekend at the Pennsylvania SPCA, on East Erie Avenue in Kensington.
How would you like to get a free Starbucks coffee everyday? The coffee chain has announced a new promotion that could make that a reality.
A Temple professor and Philadelphia Union soccer player continue their efforts to raise money for the fight.
An organization of women dedicated to staying safe in Philadelphia is holding a walk on Saturday to raise money.
A new class at the Community College of Philadelphia is geared toward aspiring food truck entrepreneurs.
Residents can bring items such as oil-based paints, solvents, thinners, pesticides, herbicides, gasoline, kerosene, automotive substances and more to the Camden County Public Works Complex.
Women from all over the country flocked to the Pennsylvania Convention Center today for the sold-out Pennsylvania Conference for Women, which included an all-star line up of inspirational speakers.
Paul Strand is regarded as a towering figure in modern photography. His early work, between 1915 and 1920, is his most celebrated.
The research, which was conducted by Professor Charles Haas, PhD, reportedly used data from both previous outbreaks and the first nine months of the current outbreak.
They are calling for more training and better protection.
The advocacy group FARE is asking people across the country to participate in the "Teal Pumpkin Project" this Halloween.
Recent online chatter about the murder of a popular dirt biker in Southwest Philadelphia on Tuesday is raising questions over whether police were involved in the shooting.
Dr. Patricia Henwood is packing her bags. On Thursday, she'll board a plane bound for Liberia.
Gov. Chris Christie is continuing his public push against drug addiction, announcing Wednesday more than $12 million in new funding for addiction treatment and prevention programs.
The first lady and other Democratic Party officials came to show their support for Tom Wolf in his race for governor of Pennsylvania.
County district attorney Jack Whelan says these deadly illnesses weren't on the radar when county officials began planning this year's summit.
The PSPCA – along with ACCT Philly, Morris Animal Refuge, PAWS, Operation Ava and the Women's Humane Society – is hosting a three-day "Mega Match-a-Thon."
The skating rink will be open to the public seven days a week, including holidays, until February 22nd.
Last week we introduced you to Fuquan. This week, we're meeting his big sister, eight-year-old Adrianna.
Phase I includes knocking down three houses in the Cramer Hill section of the city and 61 in Whitman Park.
For ten years, the federal government has footed the bill on the swipe-card machines that mom-and-pop grocers use to accept electronic food stamps. Not anymore.
A Philadelphia-based theology professor says the bishops, , despite their statement about welcoming gays, aren't proposing any change in Catholic doctrine on homosexuality at this time.
Camden has been without a single supermarket for more than a year, when a Pathmark closed.
