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Dr. Alexandra Horowitz in the author of Inside of a Dog.
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Dr. Alexandra Horowitz in the author of Inside of a Dog.
Bishop David O'Connell of the Diocese of Trenton says each new pope extends a line of succession dating back to the establishment of the church itself.
The eight honors students from Mott Community College are doing community service in Philadelpha as clowns, promoting an anti-bullying agenda.
The Connelly Foundation is awarding the eighth graders $24,600 each toward tution at an archdiocesan high school.
The cardinals of the Catholic Church will enter the conclave on Tuesday, following a morning mass in St. Peter's Basilica.
Mike Resnick, the city's public safety director (far right in top photo), says that with 54 shootings at recreation centers since 2010, the Nutter administration supports the ban.
Cardinals begin the selection of a new pope inside the Sistine Chapel on Tuesday and great measures have been taken to ensure the privacy of the voting process.
When a Philadelphia film company needed to expand, it went looking for new employees in an unconventional place, homeless shelters.
The first female president of Ireland was in Philadelphia for International Women's Day, speaking at an event presented by the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia.
Titled, "Awakened Dreams," the new exhibit on the 5th Floor of City Hall features more than 200 pieces of art work and poetry created by young artists from 300 schools and organizations in the Philadelphia area.
There were 30 "cardinals" at St. James Regional School, with the rest of the student body observing.
Archbishop Charles Chaput says the college division operations will be moved to what is known as the "upper side" or theology division campus at the seminary.
The social network has revamped its newsfeed to give its users what Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg calls "the best personalized newspaper."
Tonight brings two meetings -- the first of dozens expected this month -- staged by the Nutter Administration to reach residents who are confused or upset by their new property assessments.
CBS Philly has received community cancellations for Wednesday, March 6, 2013.
The American Cancer Society is trying to get 300,000 Americans to participate in the "Cancer Prevention Study III."
Temple senior Jaimee Swift lost a classmate to suicide three years ago. She was also touched by two alumni who ended their own lives as well during her time at school.
After 34 years on the job, Kathy Sykes (in photo) is retiring as director of the city's Intellectual Disability Services.
While only 500 families in the Philadelphia area had signed up a year ago, a Comcast official says, the number is now around 5,700.
Pennsylvania state trooper Morgan Crummy, of the Skippack Barracks, was encouraging them to buckle up and put down the social media gadgets.
Delaware is the only state in the union without a national park, but local advocates are hoping to change that.
Officials of the zoo say Anasazi died following a sudden decline in health while battling cancer and kidney failure.
When museum officials decided to build this 62,000 square foot add-on, things started to look down. No really, they dug into the ground underneath the museum.
Fatima Maddox (left), a 2007 graduate of Temple University who played for Coach Dawn Staley, says being back in Philadelphia is great.
Police say 35-year-old Marcian Newman, who suffers from schizophrenia, was last seen January 27th at his home in Bensalem.
