Philadelphia Archdiocese Lets Its Fundraising Go Independent
The Catholic Church in Philadelphia has a new fundraising vehicle with the formation of the Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia.
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The Catholic Church in Philadelphia has a new fundraising vehicle with the formation of the Catholic Foundation of Greater Philadelphia.
TreePhilly is handing out the trees at four November events to those who register between now and Oct. 31st.
A western Pennsylvania school board won't let a student who was born female but identifies as male run for homecoming king.
Villanova wants two new dormitory buildings, a performing arts center, and a new parking garage, but the original plans were shot down by angry neighbors who called it "too big."
Teachers looking for some fall fun should head to a New Jersey farm on two upcoming weekends.
Yani Williams and her husband started "Your AOK Foundation," a nonprofit that serves those in need throughout North Philadelphia.
The fans overwhelmingly approved of making Ryne Sandberg permanent Phillies manager, and so do the players.
Actor and Comedian Dan Akroyd was in town this past week to sign bottles of his famous "Crystal Head" vodka.
Hundreds flocked to Sharon Baptist Church in West Philadelphia Saturday to celebrate the life of beloved Philadelphia radio icon E. Steven Collins.
German culture was celebrated in Fishtown at one of several Oktoberfest gatherings taking place in Philadelphia this month.
Thousands gathered outside the Wells Fargo Center Saturday to watch motorcycle drill teams , police K-9 units and fire department perform at the 59th annual Hero Thrill Show.
Arcadia University's International Peace and Conflict Resolution program will commemorate the thousands of victims of gun violence who died this year, it will create a giant chalk body drawing which will run for several blocks in Center City.
Park(ing) Day is to raise awareness of the need for more public spaces.
FEMA, Amtrak police, and the Red Cross were among the many agencies who set up information booths inside the main lobby at the 30th Street train station.
A group of students from Germany, in this country to learn about US history, has gotten an unexpected lesson about Philadelphia hospitality after their tour operator suddenly went bankrupt.
Each "kid kit" is stuffed with four books, a craft idea, and songs designed to educate and entertain the active preschooler.
"We're not saying that you can't smoke or use tobacco," says Chester County Housing Authority executive director Dale Gravett. "We're just saying you can't do it on Housing Authority property."
At the Union League, Moyer presented the first "Legends" Award on behalf of his foundation to Hamels.
BioTriad is expected to arrive at the fire site early Friday morning and begin treating the area, and Dietz & Watson says neighbors should quickly notice an olfactory improvement.
"If you turn the corner store around, you will turn the neighborhood around," Pa. state representative Dwight Evans said at the introduction of a pilot program in North Philadelphia.
Under the measure, a landlord whose tenant calls police three times in four months is issued a fine.
The "Navigating Life after 50 Expo" was designed to bring those who provide services to senior citizens to the folks they serve.
Sixth District councilman Bobby Henon says bandit signs -– usually offering cash for gold or cash for your home or car -- are a constant and annoying nuisance throughout the city.
Collingswood says the point of the weeklong event is to get kids interested in different, healthy foods.
Philadelphia has one of the largest collections of public art in the country and now more information that ever is available with just a few taps on your cell phone.
