Black Bear Spotted In Camden County
Waterford Township Police say a large, black bear was spotted near Ellwood, Richards and Linden Avenues earlier this afternoon.
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Waterford Township Police say a large, black bear was spotted near Ellwood, Richards and Linden Avenues earlier this afternoon.
According to the complaint, the religious groups want an injunction against the ban, arguing that the law violates their Constitutional rights.
The Marian Anderson Award is being given this year to one of the most famous voices in the country, if not the world.
"I come from a family that wasn't able to afford a drum set at the time," says Ryan Crump, founder of the Philly Drum Project. "I understand the need."
The announcement that Philadelphia will host the Catholic Church's World Family Day in 2015 means a lot of preparations in the months and years ahead.
A local hotel is auctioning off a dream wedding package, with all proceeds benefitting Alex's Lemonade Stand, and the bidding starts soon.
SEPTA and Philabundance are asking transit riders to donate food at 45 rail and transit stations around the region.
Pope Benedict XVI is planning to come to Philadelphia in 2015 for a world families conference.
PennDOT wins an award for a huge improvement project that impacted 100,000 drivers a day.
Click it or ticket. It's not just for people anymore...at least in the Garden State.
Race Court is in place where a judge will be ready to issue those arrested for drunken behavior with fines and possible community service.
People arriving at the Sheraton for the 28th Philadelphia International Championship seem to be checking out the competition.
This year's Philadelphia International Cycling Championship is set for Sunday on a race course that includes the Ben Franklin Parkway, Kelly Drive, and up through the Manayunk section of town.
A group of about eight voters filed a petition to intervene in the ACLU lawsuit, arguing that their rights will be violated if the law is not in place by November.
During the storm wicked weather took down trees and flooded streets in parts of Philadelphia.
A familiar face is drumming up support to save the SS United States from the scrap heap.
An Abington Township family's effort to find a kidney donor for their ailing mother is moving to another level.
Principal Lisa Wilmer says the impact of this playground has had a ripple effect inside the school.
Bicycle advocates - and the Nutter Administration - are reluctantly going along with a proposal to give Philadelphia City Council more control over the location of bike lanes.
The Central Bucks School District is bidding farewell to a popular music teacher who taught thousands of students, including some who went on to fame of their own in various ways.
Eighteen-year-old Miguel wants to be a professional baseball player just like his favorite, Ryan Howard.
Members of the Roxborough/Manayunk community have been concerned for years that the crowd gathering along the Manayunk Wall for the race was getting out of control with unruly house parties, public urination, and underage drinking.
The Woodmere Art Museum in Chestnut Hill recently opened two new exhibits. One celebrates the Barnes legacy and the other has a much darker focus.
Trooper Dennis Harding says the coupe failed to stop at a stop sign and went into the path of the oncoming truck, which was hauling a milk tanker-trailer.
Lynn's defending himself against charges that he endangered children, while in his role as Secretary of the Clergy from 1992 to 2004 -- while working for the late Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua.
