Brotherly Love: Friends Throw A Beach Party For A Sick Girl
Kathy Orr had a chance meeting with a little girl who's school friend, Jillian, has cancer. When friends and family pulled together a special night for Jillian, we were there.
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Kathy Orr had a chance meeting with a little girl who's school friend, Jillian, has cancer. When friends and family pulled together a special night for Jillian, we were there.
Today's hot weather didn't stop volunteers working on a renovation project on the property of the the Chester County SPCA.
Quick, tell all your out of town friends: Philadelphia is one of the least expensive U.S. cities to visit this summer.
Grassroots politicians from all across Pennsylvania are in Philadelphia for the annual Pennsylvania Municipal League convention. While here, they helped
It's a silver cloud with a dark lining for the SS United States, the iconic cruise ship that has been languishing on the Philadelphia waterfront for the last eighteen years.
Don Guardian officially designated Park Place Beach as LGBT-friendly.
The money comes from a group called the Children's Scholarship Fund Philadelphia -- from businesses who get Pennsylvania corporate tax credits for contributing.
Philadelphia is hosting the 2014 Library Management Institute Summer Conference.
The bill is sponsored by Rep. John Sabatina (D-Phila., third from left in photo).
Between this Friday and the end of June, city recreation officials plan to open all of the city's 70 outdoor and four indoor public pools.
Dads are usually our go-to-guy for advice growing up.
A Fort Washington woman will hike the Appalachian Trail to raise money and awareness for progeria.
The report, by the Policy Lab at Children's Hospital, says 17 percent of Philadelphia school students have been involved with DHS or the juvenile justice system, and 20 percent of those in high schools.
The 2nd Annual No Bullying Run is being held today at 8 a.m. in Doylestown, hosted by the Network of Victim Assistance, or NOVA.
The daylong event at Delaware Valley College in Doylestown is aimed at feeding the hungry and filling local food banks.
The Cavanaugh's 21-year-old son, Jack, Jr., had fallen from a railing 12 feet above the ground, inside of their vacation home in the Poconos. At that moment both Jack and Anna weren't sure their son was alive.
Local U.S. military veterans are watching the advance of Sunni militants across Iraq with increasing anxiety.
It's the end of an era at the Philadelphia Fire Department, as longstanding fire commissioner Lloyd Ayers retires.
Clinton took no questions from the press, arriving just before noon in the library's government publications room to sign her book, titled "Hard Choices."
Cyclists are urged to properly secure their bikes to a rack using a U-lock, since many of the area racks are monitored by Penn Emergency Communications Center cameras.
University City is home to some of the most innovative and diverse dining options in the region. From July 17th through July 27th, diners have the opportunity to eat at some of its great restaurants for a significant discount.
Park manager Eric Ihlein (second from left) says the $4.7-million renovation finished last fall.
Veterans and their friends came to find out what's available.
The nonprofit self-help organization started small but has grown into a movement, with 44 programs in 22 states.
Most cravings call for French fries or ice cream; not a nutritionally-dense "food product" served in American prisons.
