Thousands Take Part In Annual "Run The Bridge" Event
It's one of the largest 10k races in the tri-state area and it's all for a good cause.
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It's one of the largest 10k races in the tri-state area and it's all for a good cause.
An iconic statue representing the best of police work has been restored and rededicated outside Philadelphia police headquarters at 8th and Race Streets.
Plants may be the solution to balancing your system and reducing stress.
Parents and public school advocates say they're not at all pleased with the School District's plans for $45 million dollars recently released by Governor Corbett and they gave City Council an earful this past week.
A Philadelphia non-profit that provides a safe place for child sex abuse victims to access law enforcement is having its annual fundraiser next week.
More and more people are going vegan and a couple of long-time advocates have updated their how-to guide for ditching meat and dairy.
Around 15,000 people turned out for the 11th annual Philadelphia Walk Now for Autism Speaks Saturday at Citizens Bank Park.
Mexican Day of the Dead celebrates life of the person who has died.
City Council is planning a hearing to decide if Philadelphia needs more taxicabs.
Penn professor has designed an online game to figure out how groups of disparate people come to agree on something.
Ileana Diaz spoke with a veteran about his concerns after the major food stamp budget cuts.
The idea is to diagnose any potential health problems in first responders before they're called out on a job.
The new report, from the People's Emergency Center shows that during 2012 more than 9,000 children, from infant to age 17, spent at least on night in the Pennsylvania emergency shelter system.
"Besides all other investigative methods, we put a signboard out on Ogontz Avenue that asks people to call our tipline if they have any information concerning this accident," police chief John Norris said.
The Brooklyn Flea market, which was taking place every Sunday for the past four and a half months in Northern Liberties, has pulled out of the City of Brotherly Love.
Pennsylvania is spending $1-million in taxpayer dollars to advertise the voter ID law, even though the future of the law is uncertain. The ads have voting rights advocates are ringing the alarm.
The 2009 stimulus act that initially increased food stamp benefits expires this November, reducing the amount of money that the 1.8 million residents in Pennsylvania will get.
Construction is set to begin on the pier park on the Delaware River at Washington Avenue Green.
With just five days before voters go to the polls, NJ Governor Chris Christie is taking a campaign bus tour of the state, with several stops in South Jersey.
It started out as a mother's dream. Thanks to tireless fundraising, Stephanie's House is now a reality.
A skunk removed from Voorhees Township has tested positive for rabies.
"We thought this would be the appropriate way for us to affirm that God's love extends to people of all gender and sexual preferences," says David W. Brown, an associate minister at Arch Street United Methodist Church.
The Philadelphia Police Advisory Commission is taking steps to open the lines of communication between cops and those who are deaf and hard of hearing.
New meets old. Development and redevelopment projects are in the works near 3rd and Market Streets in Old City. And something that is not so common in the historic district....chain stores.
Ben, 14, is becoming an expert at the art of paper-folding called "origami."
