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What really gets this 13-year-old talking? Trains.
Nine-month-old Nadiya came into this world early, at a time when her family had only one income.
Philadelphia has one of the highest rates of signup, but advocates are not resting until the March 31st deadline passes.
Post-traumatic stress disorder, "PTSD," is a malady commonly associated with war veterans. But children living in Philadelphia's most violent neighborhoods are showing signs of it, too.
Archbishop Charles Chaput will be holding a special mass this weekend for victims of clergy abuse.
City Council president Darrell Clarke and six other district councilmembers are proposing that the city government borrow $100 million to finance construction of 1,500 new, affordable properties over the next three or four years, mainly in gentrifying neighborhoods.
Church leaders from a number of different backgrounds gathered Sunday evening for a special service to pray for peace in the Ukraine.
The city and the nation has focused a lot attention on the impact of the criminal justice system on men and boys of color, but a new report shows women of color who have a criminal record have a tough time as well.
Cardiologist Dr. Thomas Metkus says it's essential for people to understand what may be happening to them so they know what not to ignore.
The City of Philadelphia is hoping to give away more than 2000 free trees over the next few weeks as part of an ongoing effort to make Philadelphia the city of "arborly love."
Homeless encampments at the Jersey Shore are reeling from a fire death at one and a threat to shut down a separate one.
A Philadelphia non-profit organization dedicated to keeping kids safe, active and engaged after school hosted a scrabble tournament at the parkway central library today.
About 1300 men gathered at St. Joseph's University for the 6th annual "Man Up Philly" men's spirituality conference on Saturday.
The Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance is kicking off its latest effort to get teenagers excited about the city's arts and culture scene.
New Jersey's highest court has given the state a little more time to come up with new requirements for affordable housing in every community.
This initiative could come to Pennsylvania if Gov. Corbett's "Healthy Pennsylvania" plan is approved.
It'll be a weekend full of Irish festivities when the Newtown Irish Festival returns to the Green Parrot restaurant in Bucks County, March 14th through 17th.
According to a release from the City, the end of the winter moratorium for shut-offs is March 31st. Beginning April 1st, those with past due bills of $75 or more and are past due two or more billing periods may have their water turned off.
An interfaith group of 40 Philadelphia congregations is joining forces for a voter outreach campaign, kicking off this week.
Council president Darell Clarke is voicing opposition to a councilman's plan that would let skateboarders back in an area of the park once the makeover is finished.
At 69th Street terminal, Septa police commemorated the death of Thomas Sewell, who is the only Septa officer ever killed in the line of duty.
Plans are underway to host a Guinness World Record-breaking pub crawl right here in Philadelphia.
Victims of immigration fraud in Philadelphia told heart-wrenching stories of being scammed and risking deportation after falling prey to bogus immigration assistance services.
Eleven-year-old Marcelle has an active imagination. He loves mystery books and playing with Legos.
Because of its proximity to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, the National Park Service is getting involved in the project.
