Officers Buy Groceries For Family After Mother Calls 911 Saying She Had No Food For Children
The Camden County Police Department is being commended for helping a mother who called 911 to say she didn't have food for her children.
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The Camden County Police Department is being commended for helping a mother who called 911 to say she didn't have food for her children.
Pennsylvania's highest court will hear an appeal in a lawsuit challenging Philadelphia's year-old tax on soda and other sweetened drinks by the industry and retailers.
Come Sunday, the lifelong Eagles fan will go on a journey he will never forget.
After 22 years, Lynette Brown-Sow is leaving her post as the institution's Vice President of Marketing and Government Relations and returning to her roots.
An undocumented woman from Mexico who's been holed up in a North Philadelphia Church sent her four children to school for the first time in Philadelphia.
Motorists continue to see higher prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
"It's our time now," said Barbara Gibbs.
There's a temporary name change for an exhibit space at a museum in Old City.
Six Flags and several New Jersey environmental groups have reached a settlement under which the theme park will cut down fewer trees to make way for a solar electricity farm.
On Monday, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court threw out the state's congressional map, ruling that it was constructed expressly to disadvantage Democrats.
The three-day government shutdown is over thanks to a temporary spending bill, and that means people can once again visit some of Philadelphia's historical sites.
Gov. Phil Murphy says New Jersey's medical marijuana program has been stifled over the past eight years.
Many marchers in Philadelphia wore pink cat-ear hats as a show of solidarity and carried homemade signs containing anti-Trump statements.
Motorists continue to see slightly higher prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
Temple University took a big step on Thursday with its plans for an on-campus football stadium.
A New Jersey police officer and two air conditioning contractors worked together to rescue a man drowning in a frigid river.
The 23rd annual Greater Philadelphia King Day of Service put an estimated 150,000 volunteers to work at 1,800 service projects across the region.
Some local high school business students are putting their critical thinking skills to work to solve real world issues in their communities.
Family and friends are taking part in the final farewell to a fallen firefighter on Thursday.
Backers of the Philly proposal have also put up a lot of money to make sure others see it as well.
A budding entrepreneur, the fifth-grader decided he'd cash in as neighbors try to dig out by starting Amin's Snow Shoveling Shop.
A South Street store front turned pop-up film house is increasing in popularity since it opened a couple of months ago as B-movies, horror films, kid matinees and theme nights are planned.
Police are collecting gift cards to clothing stores, department stores and restaurants to give to the family.
In 20-degree weather, a dozen workers from the fireworks firm Pyrotecnico unloaded explosives from rental trucks and arranged and wired them on barges at the Navy Yard.
Whether it's New Year's Eve celebrations or the Mummers Parade on New Year's Day, Philadelphia police say they are prepared to keep everyone safe.
