'Super Storm' The Ride Now Running At The Jersey Shore
The new attraction is located at the Casino Pier in Seaside Heights, where Superstorm Sandy is best known for toppling a roller coaster into the ocean.
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The new attraction is located at the Casino Pier in Seaside Heights, where Superstorm Sandy is best known for toppling a roller coaster into the ocean.
West Goshen, Chester County was voted tenth on the CNN Money roundup.
The law firm Zarwin Baum DeVito Kaplan Schaer Toddy makes its mark daily in courtrooms and boardrooms, but in its 52-year history the firm has also had a broader impact on behalf of the needy.
The Liz Afif Gallery in Old City is featuring a performance art piece where people are feeling the love.
A Philadelphia non-profit that advocates for domestic abuse victims is on track to complete a $3-million renovation and expansion project for its transitional housing program.
It's a story we know all too well in Philadelphia, but Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Michael D'Antonio has put the whole Catholic priest sex scandal in one volume.
Parc -- a Stephen Starr restaurant at 18th and Locust Streets, on Rittenhouse Square -- got the nod from Travel and Leisure magazine.
"We train parents to be their child's reading teacher at home, using the same strategies teachers use during the school year in the classroom," says founder Alejandro Gac-Artigas.
Thirty same-sex couples have married since Montgomery County awarded the first license July 24.
Thousands of parents and students were at the School of the Future, on Parkside Avenue, for what the district calls a "family and education reunion."
"It can be as simple as requiring two signatures on every check," says Montgomery County controller Stewart Greenleaf Jr.
A new report says nearly 1.8 million Pennsylvanians will see a loss in federal food stamp benefits come fall.
Participants walk up and down the aisles between innings, collecting recyclable materials from fans who might otherwise throw them in the trash.
Amish merchants and their wares are being celebrated for several days at a festival in center city Philadelphia.
There was a barbecue, games for the kids, and discussions about bullying and gun violence today at the Martin Luther King recreation center.
Mayor Michael Nutter joined Martin Luther King III at City Hall to announce that Philadelphia will join a national campaign on poverty, jobs, and education as the 50th anniversay of the historic March on Washington draws near.
There were numerous assembly lines at Lincoln Financial Field, where volunteers were packing schoolbags with items such as pencils, composition books, and folders.
After making millions in the construction and real estate business, he bought the team in the '60s. He later lost the Eagles and his fortune.
An effort is underway in a Bucks County community to try to combat the loud noise from motorcycles that's creating problems for merchants, visitors, and residents.
The Education Law Center was to file a complaint with the Justice Department on Wednesday, alleging widespread discrimination in alternative disciplinary programs in Pennsylvania.
An Abington High School grad who turns 73 this week, takes a look back a teenaged act of defiance that helped separate church and state in America fifty years ago.
Dozens of residents of South Philadelphia met at the Sacks Recreation Center and Playground Monday night for the annual South Philadelphia National Night Out and Kick off Rally Celebration.
Several dozen members of the community showed up to thank register of wills Bruce Hanes for the bold step he's taken in issuing marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples.
Police say Henry Lee Johnson was recognized by a fellow resident at a halfway house who saw surveillance images of the theft in the local news media.
The ten teenagers and their two co-leaders have been in cities large and small, from Maine to North Carolina.
