Philadelphia Catholic Schools Collect 30+ Tons of PB&J For Food Charities
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has concluded its wildly successful "PB&J Goes A Long Way" food drive.
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The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has concluded its wildly successful "PB&J Goes A Long Way" food drive.
While many people try to stop smoking cold turkey, Dr. Donald Schwartz says, your likelihood of quitting for good increases when you have support.
The memory of Hurricane Sandy might be fading for some of us, but for many families just north, along the coast, every day still brings new trauma.
Pennsylvania State Police say a woman gave birth this morning in the passenger seat of a Toyota Prius on the shoulder of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
There were squeals of delight and squeals of fear as students got a chance to hold a Madagascar hissing cockroach in the palm of their hand and let it crawl around a little.
"A lot of our constituents have been used to the firefighters in their area, and they feel comfortable that they know where they're going. And they're fearful if they implement this policy, it may cause danger to the community," Councilman Mark Squilla said.
A music teacher at a Southwest Philadelphia middle school has won a national award that means more than the $10,000 that goes with it.
The Gene and Marlene Epstein Humanitarian Fund will be giving out 300 meals, complete with turkey, stuffing, vegetables and desserts
Hadas Kuznits covers a new gastro pub in center city, a restaurant celebrating high-end Italian truffles, and a West Philly bar marking Black Friday with dark beers.
Dr. Angela Stout says she likes the "spirit" of Halloween -- the dressing up, the make-pretend. But, oh, that sticky candy!
A Montgomery County forensic consulting company is using cutting-edge laser scanning technology to digitally preserve one of the most historic buildings in the Philadelphia area.
"There's no magic money tree but I think people in these towns will recognize that, if they believe that the money is being spent reasonably and responsibly to rebuild their towns, they'll be happy to do it," Christie said.
A controversial plan to build new affordable housing in the city's Point Breeze section was given an initial okay Tuesday by a city council committee.
"Creative" doesn't even begin to describe Wafiq. At just 14 years old, he taught himself to play the drums.
The homeless advocacy organization, Project H.O.M.E., broke ground Tuesday on 55 new units of low income on Fairmount Avenue, near Broad Street. The new development is called JBJ Soul homes.
The Mummers Museum in South Philadelphia is in the process of getting a facelift.
This collection of signatures of all 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence heads to auction on December 15th.
Hope Brown came to look at the cross for her 25-year-old nephew Garland Banks.
The town of Millville is beaming with pride over the selection of native son Mike Trout as the American League Rookie of the Year.
Like clockwork, the 53rd annual Delaware County parade began at 11:11 Monday morning in Media, Pa. and was followed by a ceremony outside of the Courthouse.
Senior citizens at a Center City assisted living community got some free lessons in technology Monday at the Senior Tech Rally.
The economy is sluggish and with only so much money to go around, it's a difficult time for many charities as they seek holiday donations.
As the nation observes Veterans Day, ceremonies were held throughout the Delaware Valley to honor those who've served.
Museums from all over the country wanted this upcoming exhibit, but the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia was chosen.
For 17 years Career Wardrobe has helped low income area women dress for the interview and job.
