Free, Automated Mental Health Screenings Offered by North Phila. Retailer
At the kiosk, users can type in answers to questions on a touchscreen. Results are analyzed, and referrals are printed for where you can get professional help if warranted.
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At the kiosk, users can type in answers to questions on a touchscreen. Results are analyzed, and referrals are printed for where you can get professional help if warranted.
It was created by eleven students in Temple University's "Urban Apps and Maps" program.
The measure passed by City Council makes possession of about an ounce of pot punishable by only a $25 fine.
An archaeology museum in Philadelphia has made an extraordinary find — in its own storage rooms.
If you're looking for a place to live with low rates of unemployment and poverty and plenty of fresh air, you might want to consider nearby Chester County.
Over 60,000 people turned out Sunday in Atlantic City for a free beach concert featuring country superstars Lady Antebellum.
Congregation Adath Jeshurun is breaking ground with its new rabbi -- the first female rabbi in its 156-year history.
A memorial of stuffed animals now sits in front of the porch where a three-year old girl was struck and killed Friday night in the Grays Ferry section of Philadelphia.
The Gray's Ferry community is calling for an end to the violence after Friday night's incident.
August is National Breastfeeding Awareness Month, and area hospitals are kicking it off with a new initiative.
The ship needs repairs in order to resume its voyage, and its owner is too broke to pay. The crew is confined to the ship, and there's no sign that they'll be able to leave anytime soon.
A Sudanese woman sentenced to death for practicing Christianity landed this afternoon at Philadelphia International Airport on her way to her new home in the United States.
The "Roadmap for Growth for Philadelphia: 2015-2020" campaign will be tailored around the city's most recent demographic and economic trends, according to Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Rob Wonderling.
The two-year, $5-million renovation doubles the agency's capacity to house teenage mothers, while providing support services such as job training and parenting classes.
A new federal law allows individual states to set their own number of fundraiser exemptions for junk food sold in schools. Pennsylvania and a handful of other states have done so.
It's called "National Night Out" and it was started 31 years ago by Matt Peskin of Wynnewood, Montgomery County.
Four children who died in a Southwest Philadelphia fire on July 5th will be buried next month in a Delaware County cemetery.
City Council President Darrell Clarke and his colleagues are pushing a CSI "to make every neighborhood a community of choice."
After the Blackhawks won the National "Pop Warner" Pee Wee championship in 2010, Mayor Nutter promised them a new place to play.
Nakiyah is the twin sister of Nehemiah. Their younger brother is Elijah (see below).
It's something the Mayor of Darby Borough never got to do -- until today.
The non-profit Impact Thrift Stores have a three-fold mission: provide good jobs, offer low-cost goods, and give back to the community.
This job fair is one in a series of eight being held by the Showboat -- which plans to close August 31st -- and the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
A bipartisan bill to rename Philadelphia's 30th Street Station in honor of former US congressman Bill Gray has been approved in the House, and now moves to the US Senate for consideration.
New research claims children who are exposed to religion have more trouble differentiating between reality and fantasy in stories.
