Delco Woman Celebrates The Century Mark With Loved Ones
Alice Quay turned 100-years-young Sunday and celebrated with her family and friends.
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Alice Quay turned 100-years-young Sunday and celebrated with her family and friends.
The African American Children's Book Fair, which offers thousands of unique books all in one place, is a week away.
The Barnes Foundation opened a new exhibit this weekend that celebrates the work of a British artist of Nigerian descent.
There's good and bad news about 'Millennials' in Philadelphia. They're moving here and they like the town, but they apparently don't want to stay.
A polar vortex didn't keep people away from a Polar Bear Plunge into the Delaware River Saturday.
Men and women were invited to attend a how-to mentor program at the Myers Rec Center in Southwest Philadelphia. The program came just a week after two men were gunned down in that neighborhood.
Low-income Philadelphia homeowners have less than a month left to apply for a program that lets them defer a portion of their real estate taxes.
Philadelphia police and local utilities are planning a public awareness campaign to warn residents of scammers who try to enter homes posing as utility workers.
The boy claims he was sexually assaulted during a pat down near Broad and Girard earlier this month.
The statewide program is dubbed "Pre-K for PA: All Children Ready To Succeed."
The 2014 Catholic Charities Appeal is now underway. There are more than 80 programs that help more than 200,000 people, regardless of faith, each year.
Council president Darrell Clarke, who also represents the district where the tower will be located, says there will be meetings for residents to voice concerns.
Its streets are so steep, one of them is nicknamed "the Wall" and that makes the snow especially challenging.
Mayor Nutter seems to be at odds with his own police department over that longtime Philadelphia tradition of claiming an on-street parking space that you just dug out after a snowstorm.
This week on "What's Cooking," KYW's Hadas Kuznits explores a late-night food option, and one that let's you trade what you've made.
Based in Southwest Philadelphia, the group spent their night out in the bitter cold away from their own families to help others.
It happened around 5:30 a.m. Wednesday morning on Cinnamon Drive in Philadelphia's Roxborough neighborhood.
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South Philadelphia has dozens of streets that are too narrow to plow, so neighbors have no choice but to do it themselves.
Check here to see if your event has been canceled due to Tuesday's snowstorm.
Famed cheesesteak shops Pat's and Geno's stayed open throughout the storm, though they said they didn't have too many customers.
Check here to see if your event has been canceled due to Tuesday's snowstorm.
Starting the morning in song, Rowan University marked Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day with a special guest.
The Liberty Bell Center provided the backdrop in the annual "National Bell Ringing Ceremony" to mark MLK Day.
One of the Martin Luther King Day events taking place Monday was a rally and safety walk against gun violence in Southwest Philadelphia.
