Pennsylvania House Approves Red Light Camera Expansion
A bill to expand the use of red light cameras to catch traffic violators in Pennsylvania is on its way to the governor's desk to be signed into law.
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A bill to expand the use of red light cameras to catch traffic violators in Pennsylvania is on its way to the governor's desk to be signed into law.
Philadelphia's incoming schools superintendent would like to start his new job sooner, rather than later.
Believe it or not, Camden County emergency operators get hundreds of calls every year around the Independence Day holiday asking where fireworks performances are and to get directions.
Council has voted 10-6 to repeal a wage-tax rebate for workers classified as working poor by the Commonwealth.
You may have walked by and never noticed it, but there is the coolest little museum at Broad and Walnut Streets in center city.
Utility crews in South Jersey are still working to restore electricity to more than 100,000 residences after Friday night's violent and deadly storms rocked the area, resulting in a state of emergency in Atlantic County.
The Occupy Movement from around the country is meeting in Philadelphia for the movement's first national gathering.
Fourteen years ago, Jeff Kahn (photo) started the ice cream festival in memory of his son Josh who died of pediatric cancer.
For some, the heat can put a damper on weekend plans while others love it!
It was standing room only inside the Northern Liberties Community Center. The major topic of discussion was safety, just weeks after a shooting at the Piazza at Schmidt's that left an Upper Darby man dead.
A dozen communities in the suburbs would be eligible for red light traffic cameras under an amendment expected to get a vote today in the Pennsylvania Senate.
Blame the perceived stigma and fear, says Terri Clark, prevention services coordinator at ActionAIDS in Philadelphia.
The Sandusky scandal has prompted a 12-year-old Montgomery County girl to give back to the community and raise money to help victims of physical and sexual abuse.
With Philadelphia's property tax overhaul apparently on hold for a year, the state House has advanced legislation that would protect tax revenues for the city and school district in the interim.
Eleven-year-old Skylar loves singing hip-hop and soul like her idol, Adele.
The definition of a family has changed from generation to generation.
In this second part of the series, we examine some of the reasons that committed couples raising children choose not to get married.
In part three, we examine unwed parenting and the potential impact on the children involved.
Experts say for couples who have children out of wedlock, there can be benefits -- and maybe some unanticipated challenges.
In his weekly address, President Obama called on Congress to act and come up with a plan to stop federal student loan interest rates from doubling on July 1st. And one local Congressman is optimistic a deal could get done.
The Philadelphia waterfront has two visitors for the 1812 bicentennial celebration at the Independence Seaport Museum.
"All of our money stays local. In the first 24-years, we've raised in excess of $2.2 million."
As temperatures hovered around 100 degrees, Camden city officials were offering a number of options for people to beat the heat.
(Rollins: ) "No woman should have to fear abuse. No man should hit a woman for any reason."
The Philadelphia Police Academy is hosting some very young potential recruits this week, as about 80 elementary school students attend summer camp there.
