National Night Out Aims To Improve Quality Of Life In Philadelphia
National Night Out is Tuesday, But four kickoff rallies were held in the city Monday night.
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National Night Out is Tuesday, But four kickoff rallies were held in the city Monday night.
Republicans lost another battle this week in their fight to repeal Obamacare.
Brennon Jones sets up a makeshift barber shop on local streets, sometimes on traffic islands.
Venus Williams, playing for the Washington Kastles, took on the Philadelphia Freedoms.
Fifteen-year-old Jade is a budding entrepreneur.
"Eating healthy doesn't have to be expensive or difficult. Our motto is 'healthy for everyone' which is why we set prices that work for students, parents, top executives, and everyone in between." said Just Salad founder & CEO Nick Kenner.
It's called the "I Love Avalon" video contest.
The teenagers will learn more about what they grow on site to serve at table side, and cooking techniques.
Dozens walked silently through Center City Thursday night in their honor.
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KYW Newsradio celebrated it's 8th annual Women's Achievement Awards on Wednesday night, but this year, for the first time, women under 40 were highlighted as rising stars honorees.
The longtime owners of one of the nation's oldest log cabins are putting the place up for sale, with conditions attached.
Walking into the CBS Broadcast Center, Franklin is dressed to impress.
City Commissioners unanimously approved on-beach parking at Baker Avenue.
Funding for the long-awaited project has been secured.
The team added another top prospect Thursday night
Voices of Our Nation Arts Foundation has found a new home at the University of Pennsylvania.
Solar States works with several programs to train ex-offenders, former high school drop-outs and the underemployed to work in solar.
Zymir is a 16-year-old who has a big presence on the football field.
Research by the National Trust for Historic Preservation says Philadelphia is losing more of what it calls "irreplaceable historic" buildings than similar cities.
The countdown is on for Father's Day and a West Philadelphia church is hoping to reconnect dads with families this weekend.
The ultimate festival for food lovers is back on June 15th.
Project HOME is hoping to close the deal on a new $13 million project that would provide more affordable housing for homeless LGBT youth.
Organizers say the goal of the series is to inspire activism throughout the city.
Until mid-June, the nation's oldest rose garden still in its original planting is in bloom at Wyck Historic House, Garden and Farm in Germantown.
