Jon Bon Jovi Tours New Facility For The Homeless In Camden
Rocker Jon Bon Jovi made an appearance in Camden Wednesday to a tour a new facility aimed at helping the homeless.
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Rocker Jon Bon Jovi made an appearance in Camden Wednesday to a tour a new facility aimed at helping the homeless.
"DanceAfrica is about so much more than wonderful dancing," says Theresa Shockley, executive director of the Community Education Center in West Philadelphia.
With the arrival of Veterans Day next Monday, students at Triton Regional High School in Runnemede continued their annual tradition of honoring those who served.
Four of the judicial candidates in Philadelphia won despite getting negative recommendations from the city's Bar Association.
The Seattle-based coffee company says it will develop a system dedicated to matching the skills of veterans and military spouses with jobs throughout its organization.
New research out of UC Berkeley and Northwestern shows that it's more important for wives than husbands to calm down and keep the peace following an argument.
The program, called "Aging at Home -- a Community Network," is a partnership between the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey and the Visiting Nurse Association Community Services, in Abington.
New research reveals that a person's attitude towards reproductive and sexual behaviors is far more predictive of how religious they are than their attitude towards things like lying, cheating or stealing.
Philadelphia officials say 2014 will bring a crackdown on a very specific type of slumlord: those who own retail properties that have vacant, boarded up apartments above the store.
"The median cost of care in a center in the five county area ranges from about 11,000 in Philadelphia to 13,000 in Montgomery County,"
More than 400 colleges and universities will send representatives to a National College Fair at the Pennsylvania Convention Center on Sunday. And for adults interested in going back to school, there's a local college fair in Center City tonight.
Jesenia may seem mild-mannered at first, but this ten-year-old girl is a bundle of energy.
With the recent shootings at LAX and the D.C. Naval Yard, security expert and former New Jersey State Trooper Dennis Tully says it's imperative people run, even scream, if they're ever faced with a mass shooting scenario.
Tawanda Jones of Camden says no child should be written off. She says they all have the power to be sophisticated and distinguished citizens.
Kids at the Please Touch Museum were voting on their favorite book from among those read to them at story time.
About 300 US Airways passengers complained that they were left unattended in the terminals for long periods of time or missed connecting flights when assistance was needed to get from one gate to another.
But the conservative senator from Lehigh County has carved a careful path in casting his vote.
If your takeout is just as important to you as where you'll be eating it, you're in luck.
A popular 80's singer does not own the Cherry Hill mansion wrapped in plastic, as previously reported.
The tongue-in-cheek American Mustache Institute says Montgomery County, Pa., Register of Wills D. Bruce Hanes and St. Louis woodworker David Stine are co-winners.
With darkness descending an hour earlier thanks to the end of Daylight Savings time, bicyclists heading out in the late afternoon might be traveling in the dark.
The Israeli consulate is Philadelphia may or may not be marked for closure, but local officials including Mayor Nutter are pulling out all the stops to make sure it doesn't.
A PGW official says about 40 percent of its eligible customers don't apply for the program. The reason is unclear.
The Abramson Center for Jewish Life will open a new facility this month to cater to the needs of elderly people who require some daily care but are still living in a home environment.
Janet Geissler (left) leads the Philadelphia chapter of Project Linus, and during her tenure they've donated 22,000 blankets for kids dealing with trauma.
