Philadelphia Officials Say Obamacare Web Site Is Ready For Prime Time
Now that many of the bugs in the process have been worked out, Philadelphia health commissioner Don Schwartz says it's safe to encourage enrollees to sign up.
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Now that many of the bugs in the process have been worked out, Philadelphia health commissioner Don Schwartz says it's safe to encourage enrollees to sign up.
The Pennsylvania Public Interest Research Group says some toys are too loud or too small for safe play.
New Jersey is now the largest venue in America to offer online wagering.
Light heavyweight champion boxer Bernard Hopkins and undefeated junior welterweight champ Danny Garcia assisted with the proceedings.
Jermaine and Jeffrey, two pit-bull-Laborador-mix littermates, have a special bond.
GAP takes phone calls during times of crisis, serves meals, sells used clothing, and directs grandparents to social services that help ease the burden on these aging caregivers.
The 2014 Rhodes scholars announced Sunday include two college seniors from southeastern Pennsylvania.
Thanksgiving came early for more than 200 Philadelphia seniors who were guests at a holiday dinner Sunday.
At times on Sunday, the date on the calendar matched the number on the thermometer and even the wind speed -- all were 24.
The weekend of December 7th and 8th, the Pennsylvania Ballet will operate a holiday marketplace in the lobby of the Kimmel Center.
Fraternity members from Kappa Alpha Psi helped serve pre-Thanksgiving meals to folks at Philippian Baptist Church Saturday.
Macy's Center City department store unveiled its holiday windows Saturday with the help of some friends.
Cuba Libre in Old City will be raising money for Filipino relief efforts on Monday with a special dinner.
There are more than a 100,000 children and foster care waiting to find permanent, loving families.
The beauty salon inside Germantown Recovery Community is the focus of a documentary film on overcoming addiction, trauma, and abuse.
Judge John Jones III has said that the legal system's view of sex and sexual identity cases has undergone a "sea change" over the past four decades.
"The smiles on people's faces are priceless, absolutely priceless," said Bill George of Health Partners Plans, which sponsored the food giveaway.
Officials in Montgomery County have issued a "Code Blue" in advance of this weekend's freezing temperatures.
"Her employer terminated her, saying she turned into 'a different person,' " said Raynelle Staley of the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations.
There are 15 online "cyber" charters in Pennsylvania now, and six operators have applied to the state education department to run new ones.
The highlights include not one but two fireworks displays. KYW Newsradio anchorman Steve Nikazy will voice the shows.
The first- and second-year medical students knocked on the doors of Bethume Elementary School last year after hearing that the school did not have a science teacher.
An anti-hunger group chose a novel way to call attention to cuts in food stamp benefits.
"It's unacceptable in this day and age that women are dying from pregnancy and childbirth in the US," says Dr. Priya Agrawal (center), executive director of Merck for Mothers.
The Defense Logistics Agency, based in Northeast Philadelphia, makes all the arrangements to get a Thanksgiving feast into Afghanistan in time for the troops to enjoy a taste of home on the holiday.
