South Jersey Students Hope To Put The Brakes On Distracted Driving
Cherry Hill High School East students are competing with nearly 30 other schools for a driving simulator.
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Cherry Hill High School East students are competing with nearly 30 other schools for a driving simulator.
"Site Seeing" is a month-long program in April from the Fairmount Park Art Association, to help the public rediscover public art.
The Ronald McDonald House Charities presented a $25,000 check this week to the Miracle League, which has raised about a million dollars to build the baseball and multipurpose field at the Northampton Township Municipal Park.
A community stunned by the loss of a young woman whose life was cut short by a drunk driver is continuing a fundraising event in her honor.
Councilwoman Marian Tasco was instrumental in setting up the pilot program in 2008, just as the number of city foreclosure filings exceeded 8,000.
Students from the Mastery-Shoemaker charter school peered at slides of mouse brain cells, and even got to hold a human brain.
The groundbreaking took place at 31st and Girard, in a lot that will soon be known as "The Shops at Brewerytown."
Lt. Ray Evers says police in South Philadelphia will be teaming up with a local supermarket and a community group to conduct the guns-for-food-vouchers swap.
In the competition, fourth- and seventh-graders at a school in Elkins Park have to build both a boat and a bridge from a provided pile of materials.
"I'm very good at cursive," he says with pride. "I'm very good at minusing and plussing."
Richard Trumka, former head of the United Mine Workers and a graduate of Villanova Law School, now heads the national AFL-CIO.
The "Rock the Vote" campaign hit the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, giving area high school students an opportunity to gear up to vote for the first time.
A new study of couples living together before marriage indicates a change in the times.
A new bicentennial exhibition is opening to the public this weekend at the Academy of Natural Sciences, on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway at Logan Circle.
A million dollars in grant money has been awarded to 25 area arts organizations, to continue free public programs and innovative audience engagement projects.
Chris Murray of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists says he understands that the union contract requires the last hired to be laid off first, but he thinks some adjustments are needed.
A variety of positions are available, with pay ranges between $7.25 and $15.00 an hour.
The City of Philadelphia has been ordered to pay hefty legal fees to the local Boy Scouts chapter, which was involved in a federal trial over the national Boy Scouts' controversial policy of banning gays.
Michael, a very motivated 14-year-old, wants to be a pediatrician. He's already a good cook.
Principal Elaine McDowell led students at the Holy Trinity School in celebrating the 60th anniversary of their school, glad that it won't be their last.
At issue at the Philadelphia City Council hearing was the governor's plan to consolidate social service funding into "block grants" while shrinking the level of funding by about 20 percent.
Uncover "The Science of Beer" at the Phillies' ballpark, or meet a street-corner astronomer for an exciting peek at the sky during this ten-day event.
The family of a young boy who spent the first month of his life in a neonatal unit visited the Virtua Hospital in Voorhees, NJ on Friday to promote awareness about premature births.
Organizers of the annual Philadelphia Antiques Show are finalizing plans for this year's show, which will have a new home at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
We've all heard of multiple sclerosis, but what's it like to have the disease? Members of the MS Society offered a sneak peek.
