Before Sunday's Broad Street Run, A Little Shopping Run...
Lincoln Financial Field is hosting a "Broad Street Run Expo," giving runners a chance to buy running gear and race memorabilia.
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Lincoln Financial Field is hosting a "Broad Street Run Expo," giving runners a chance to buy running gear and race memorabilia.
The old, graffiti-ridden and burned-out Edison High School has stood as a symbol of urban blight for years. But now, in its death throes, Edison has become a symbol of hope and change.
A local non-profit that gives Catholic school scholarships to disadvantaged children in the region, held its largest fundraiser of the year last night.
Hundreds of reunited families saluted their at-one-time homeless loved ones at a graduation ceremony for Ready, Willing & Able of Philadelphia on Thursday.
"Vernick" opens near 21st and Walnut, "Spiga" near 13th and Locust, and a center city hotel hosts "Taste of the Nation" to benefit anti-hunger programs in the Delaware Valley.
If your parents have decided to downsize from the family home, chances are that a lot of their furniture and other stuff won't fit in the new, smaller place.
There are ways to make move-in day a lot less painful.
"It's like going to a college campus for the first time. They're the new person on the block and they're afraid they won't be accepted."
Philadelphia's annual remembrance for fallen heroes took on an especially somber tone as the families of two firefighters killed in the line of duty last month laid wreaths at the Living Flame memorial service.
From bean to cup, a new Philadelphia coffee roasting company takes social responsibility very seriously.
Public-Private Ventures says it is a victim of the economy.
Students at the People for People Charter School were breaking bread on Wednesday with 12 students from Latvia.
Toby Mazer, co-founder of the Delaware Valley Stroke Council, says education can save lives.
Locally, there are more than 6,500 people waiting for an organ donation.
St. Christopher's Foundation for Children is encouraging Philadelphians to dine in one night to help families who are struggling with hunger.
"The amount of moving around of dollars that we can do is minimal," said Arthur Evans, the city's commissioner of Behavioral Health, "but we will do the best that we can to try to mitigate those kinds of catastrophic cuts."
The Borough of Norristown will be turning greener, thanks to 2,000 new trees that are being planted this season throughout the Montgomery County community.
Seven United Way chapters are forming the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, effective July 1st.
With over 19,000 infected people in the Philadelphia area, the city's HIV rate is five times the national average and the highest north of Washington DC.
PECO customers have a chance to save $120 on electric bills this summer, if they don't mind letting their homes get a little warmer than usual. But they have to apply for the special program by Monday.
As you make your plans for the day, you'll be facing extra congestion on the roadways as the Phillies game begins at 1:35 and the Flyers take to the ice at 3 p.m.
City Council members are voicing reservations about the Philadelphia Sheriff's request for a 25-percent budget increase at a time when other departments are belt-tightening.
Philabundance is raising money with a cupcake competition in Northern Liberties.
A newly released survey indicates more children in New Jersey are living in families that cannot make ends meet.
Some Phillies will be taking part in games other than baseball Sunday night, for charity.
