Local Survivors Of Colorado Shooting Massacre Share Their Stories
Investigators are looking for clues to the motive behind a deadly shooting rampage Friday inside a Colorado movie theater, as the Denver suburb, shocked, grieved for the victims.
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Investigators are looking for clues to the motive behind a deadly shooting rampage Friday inside a Colorado movie theater, as the Denver suburb, shocked, grieved for the victims.
A former professional cyclist from the area is organizing a two-day race in mid-September, The Bucks County Classic, the same weekend as the annual Doylestown Arts Fest.
The chant was, "Don't block my vote!" as red AARP shirts peppered the lawn at Independence Mall.
Officials in Camden County, NJ say they are getting serious about a three-year-old ordinance banning smoking in public parks.
Members of the South Jersey Chamber of Commerce gathered to hear the Red Cross make a pitch for workplace blood drives to address a serious shortage.
This is the time of year when many like to go swimming, but it can be an especially dangerous time as well.
Michael Strange, owner of Bassett's Ice Cream Company, says the festival will be a celebration of ice cream and other frozen desserts.
The proposed merger became a lightning rod for criticism after Abington Hospital said it would no longer provide abortion services.
"It was a place that was open all night -- people hung out there," notes South Street historian Joel Spivak, who says that Levis' hot dogs and cherry sodas were legendary.
That national policy trickled down to a lengthy controversy here in Philadelphia.
Jay loves camping, a passion he wants to share with a permanent family.
John Middleton (far right) announced that his family philanthropy is donating grant money to four institutions, including the School District of Philadelphia.
Some folks in center city Philadelphia were beating the stress of the heat with free ice cream, manicures, and massages.
Several dozen concerned parents, neighbors, and local religious leaders gathered in West Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon to walk for peace.
Police say an officer shot and critically injured a man after a police car happened upon a gun battle in the second police-involved shooting in north Philadelphia of the weekend.
The walk Sunday afternoon is to underscore their disgust with neighborhood crime, homicides, and shootings in the city.
Emergency dispatchers say the Mazda went into the Schuylkill River at Flat Rock Park in Gladwyne shortly after 7 a.m. Sunday. A witness reported the incident to police.
Early Saturday evening, one of the religious groups that successfully challenged the City's ban on serving food to the homeless outdoors offered thanks in the form of a meal on the Ben Franklin Parkway.
Joe Smukler was well known in Philadelphia Community life leading the Jewish Federation of Philadelphia and many other causes.
There was a Hazmat situation in Old City Saturday morning that shut down a block and forced evacuations for a few hours.
Two Philadelphia police officers opened fire Friday night after a man got out of his car with a gun in the Hunting Park section of the city.
Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell celebrated her birthday with the 15th annual "Party and Health Fair For The Homeless," in West Philadelphia.
The panel discussion centered on the new law and its connection with a related issue that surfaced two years ago.
After being closed for nearly a year for interior renovations, Philadelphia's Rodin Museum reopened Friday morning to the delight of visitors.
The cuts in aid to 61,000 poor Pennsylvanians go into effect July 31st.
