Brick Township Pulls Together One Year After Sandy
Sandy survivors and supporters at the Visitation Relief Center joined thousands of volunteers throughout New Jersey in a day of service to mark the one year anniversary of Super Storm Sandy.
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Sandy survivors and supporters at the Visitation Relief Center joined thousands of volunteers throughout New Jersey in a day of service to mark the one year anniversary of Super Storm Sandy.
Many in Sandy-ravaged sections of New Jersey are complaining, one year after the superstorm, that they're still waiting on promised state and federal help.
"The conference is aimed at bringing students from diverse backgrounds together to learn about each other and learn from each other," said an official with the Anti-Defamation League, which sponsored the event.
The Sixers open their regular season Wednesday night against the champion Heat, but a longer view was part of a team appearance yesterday in Center City.
The 33rd annual Jewish Film Festival is promising: more opportunities for community engagement, more venues and more variety in show times with the goal of reaching a broader audience.
Birthdays have a way of making a little girl smile and feel like a princess, and for Skylynn Ippolito, today was her day.
Compassionate Care Foundation is tucked back in an industrial park in Egg Harbor Township. No walk-ins are allowed; it's by appointment only.
New Castle County Police is warning residents of a phone and email scam that has been reported during the past week.
Flashing "trouble lights" could soon be mandatory on Philadelphia cabs to alert the passing public that a driver is possibly being attacked or robbed and needs help.
Jay, his wife, and their baby receive $180 per month in "SNAP" benefits, but that is about to drop to $150 per month.
Parents worried about the contents of their child's Halloween trick-or-treating bag can breathe a sigh of relief.
The poll, which surveyed residents displaced by the storm for at least one month, reveals that few of those families feel they're close to a full recovery and most of them feel the state's rebuilding efforts have overlooked them.
A debate is heating up over whether to reauthorize Pa. Act 201, a law that gives utilities the authority to shut off heat and electricity during the winter for all but the poorest of the poor.
"Our block is policed every day, from 63rd and Lansdowne to 64th and Media," says Yvonne Gaskins. "Our folks walk the streets picking up the litter, picking up the trash. We care."
The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania hosted a reunion today, for the tiniest patients it treats. Children who graduated from the Intensive Care Nursery were welcomed back, along with their parents, of course.
Former KYW Newsradio Vice President and General Manager Roy Shapiro was laid to rest Sunday. Friends and coworkers gathered at the memorial service.
Junkyards and auto repair shops are ruining some Philly neighborhoods, at least according to one City Councilman who wants to change the zoning rules to reign them in.
A prominent South Jersey family has donated a million dollars to Rutgers-Camden to help the business school.
The first of two service days set aside to mark the one year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy took place Saturday throughout the New Jersey coastline.
Parking problems have these Vespa owners considering putting their brand new scooter up for sale.
Tea and cookies and…death. It may seem an odd combination but that's what's on the menu for Saturday, November 2nd, when the third Philadelphia area Death Cafe convenes at St. Peter's Church in Glenside.
The American Red Cross Southeastern Pennsylvania chapter is hosting five days of disaster training courses here in Philadelphia, among those classes is how to care for a pet in a disaster.
The Southeastern Pennsylvania chapter of the Red Cross invited members of the South Philadelphia-based Red Paw Emergency Relief Team to its disaster training institute.
Boathouse Row is the place to be this weekend. The annual "Head of the Schuylkill" regatta gets underway Saturday morning.
From actress to princess, humanitarian and mother, Grace Kelly may be a global icon, but she is also a hometown girl.
