Delaware County Church Kicks Out Boy Scouts Over Decision To Allow Gays
Boy Scouts Troop 2 and Cub Scouts Pack 2 had been meeting at the Aldan Union Church since 1920.
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Boy Scouts Troop 2 and Cub Scouts Pack 2 had been meeting at the Aldan Union Church since 1920.
The Historical Society of Pennsylvania is celebrating its new, $5.7-million look.
new, 8,500 square foot community life center has opened in North Philadelphia, thanks to an $11-million investment in affordable housing.
Governor Corbett is expected to sign a bill that will speed up enrollment for many children who qualify for "CHIP" -- the Pennsylvania Children's Health Insurance Program.
Experts believe the stigma of having HIV could discourage early testing. So "Positivo"is all about transforming negative attitudes about having HIV into a positive.
Seventeen-year-old Chyna wants a career styling hair, and she's already quite the expert.
In 1992, his survey found, 78 percent of respondents said they planned to have or adopt children. In 2012, that dropped to 42 percent.
While some seniors hope to be crowned Homecoming King or Queen, students in one high school have to earn their sash by raising money for a national organization.
Lots of kids love sports, but those with disabilities want often can't take part. This fall, baseball is being played on a new field in Cherry Hill, one that includes everybody regardless of ability.
"It's just an amazing opportunity for our school to have more laptops," one junior said.
Penn State's costs related to the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse scandal have crossed $50 million.
Two Philadelphia animal shelters are joining forces for a three-day pet adoption event. The goal is to match 250 dogs and cats with new families.
The family started the company in 1917, and Goldenberg's Peanut Chews have been sticking to teeth in Philadelphia ever since.
The event, which was created by Main Line Today and Alfredo BYO, works much like a restaurant week and in that participating restaurants offer three-course, prix fixe meals.
"Parents and kids who come to our screenings don't think anything is wrong with them," says Phyllis Sudman, "but then they are diagnosed with a heart condition."
For some New Jersey families, full recovery from Superstorm Sandy is still elusive nearly a year after the storm pummeled the state.
Drill teams, drum lines and civic clubs marched down South Broad Street Sunday to celebrate Columbus Day.
Hundreds of people are expected next week in Montgomery County for an annual walk to raise awareness and money in the fight against a common blood cancer.
Saint Charles Seminary in Lower Merion is recognizing the contributions of a beloved cleric from Philadelphia who served two Popes in the Vatican.
A report from the Pew Charitable Trusts says Philadelphians are 'wary' about the city's new "AVI" property tax system.
The State House and Senate appear to be moving on different tracks as property tax reform efforts heat up in the legislature once again, but a spokesman for the Senate majority leader says it doesn't mean the two are at odds.
More than 300 local Boy Scouts are 'camping out' this weekend at Lighthouse Field, at Front and Erie Streets in North Philadelphia and will be taking part in activities such as, pioneering, first aid and other core scout skills.
It's called "Bikes for the World," and the collection is taking place at Pennswood Village, a retirement community on Route 413.
Many of these notaries are not licensed attorneys and the customer ends up losing a lot of money.
"Conservatorship allows us the legal authority to enter the property, stabilize it, and rehabilitate it to provide a high quality housing option," says Anuj Gupta, executive director of Mt. Airy USA.
