Thousands Turn Out For AIDS Walk Philly
The weather turned out to be perfect for the 26th annual AIDS Walk Philly, which attracted several thousand participants.
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The weather turned out to be perfect for the 26th annual AIDS Walk Philly, which attracted several thousand participants.
The bill would allow certain businesses to keep 95 percent of the state income tax they withhold from those new workers for up to ten years.
A week ago today, Arlen Specter died at the age of 82. We take a special look back at the life and times of the senator.
The Cantabile Choir at Interboro High School had the chance to share the stage with the rock group "Foreigner" at Harrah's Chester Saturday night.
Organizers expect 15,000 people to take part in the event in Center City which raises money for HIV prevention, education and care.
The exhibit is called "In the Artifact Lab: Conserving Egyptian Mummies."
In campaign 2012, it's all about the United States senate and the war over pollsters.
This week Cuba announced its citizens no longer need an exit visa to leave the country, giving them the freedom to leave without government permission.
Each participant carries an illuminated balloon in one of three colors, so the lights — 4,000 of them – have to be pre-loaded with battery packs.
Hundreds of people were signing up in center city Philadelphia to take part in a decades-long study on preventing cancer.
Students at the Wissahickon Charter School clapped their hands and sang along, "Count on me...," as Susan Goodman played the saxophone.
A Delaware County non-profit released a report this week showing the cost of living in the Philadelphia area is far more than federal poverty standards suggest.
Cradle of Liberty Council CEO Tom Harrington says 6,000 adults in the region who serve as scoutmasters have gone through background checks, and any suspicions put them on the "ineligible" list.
At the ceremony, he shared some personal history and thoughts on where the media is headed.
News anchor Pat Ciarrocchi was chosen for a "Blue Sapphire Award" based on her commitment to delivering the news and for her extensive charity work to better the lives of women and children.
Concerned residents of a West Philadelphia community met with District Attorney Seth Williams and police officials for a town hall meeting on gun violence Wednesday night.
The fallen Philadelphia police officer is being memorialized along a stretch of Cottman Avenue.
Pennsylvania voters do not have to present a photo ID to vote next month, but Peco customers and city retirees recently received the wrong information in the mail.
About 100 people marched through center city Philadelphia on Wednesday to call attention to the problem of homelessness, especially among veterans.
The American Planning Association - thinks Philadelphia's Chestnut Hill is one of America's Great Neighborhoods.
The nice lady who read the book "Chicks and Salsa" to children at a Head Start program was Denise Morrison, president and CEO of Campbell Soup Co.
The fired claimed the life an elderly man. Fire officials say there were no working smoke alarms in the house.
US congressman Chaka Fattah secured the federal funds for the project.
The garden, near 19th and Walnut Streets, was intended to be temporary but the idea behind it is becoming permanent.
It's the first ever curbside textile recycling program in the country, according to Community Recycling, a Bucks County-based company that takes clothing and resells them to thrift stores across the country and abroad.
