Alarming New HIV Predictions Released By CDC
The US Centers for Disease Control recently released alarming predictions on the number of HIV infections.
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The US Centers for Disease Control recently released alarming predictions on the number of HIV infections.
The first annual Police Community Day was held on Friday.
"Good things are going to have to be paid for," Street said.
A Bucks County trauma center offered free checks for senior drivers and their vehicles Thursday.
Doctors in New Jersey got some help identifying and helping patients addicted to opiates.
The Philadelphia 76ers and the construction company that's building its new training facility will hold a job fair later this month.
Children in crisis often arrive at shelters with just the clothes on their backs. Sometimes those shelters don't have enough clothes for boys. As Ukee Washington shows us, a high school boy wanted to do something about it.
Similar centers have opened at two other schools in Philadelphia.
Plaza Allegheny is expected to open in the fall.
The Mayor took part in a ribbon cutting ceremony for the opening of the fifth MyPlace campus.
Most people get to celebrate a birthday every year, but not 84-year-old Paul Knebels.
Nearly 200 homeless Philadelphians were treated to a full-course gourmet dinner this evening made possible by an online fundraiser.
Authorities are trying to track down the owner of a wayward six-foot snake that was found outside a home in New Jersey's largest city.
When you think of Philadelphia and what started here on the food scene, you may not think of this fruit.
Children of all ages from St. Christopher's Hospital were given an unforgettable experience Saturday thanks to the Pennsylvania Ballet.
Researchers at Rutgers University's Agricultural Experiment Station are making a limited supply of seeds
In his eight years in charge of Parks and Rec, Mike DiBerardinis struggled daily against cumulative effects of tight budgets.
Folks began their morning with a lot of energy at Coda in Center City.
They were recognized Wednesday night during KYW Newsradio's GameChanger's reception.
A worldwide, human resources firm has ranked cities around the globe, according to the quality of life they offer.
Their act of kindness will impact a city hundreds of miles away.
For little boys, the dream success is usually involves glory on the gridiron or a platinum selling album.
In December, a Montgomery County man did what a lot of people do around the new year. He resolved to walk every day. Then he had an idea, and it's going to make a big difference for kids at CHOP.
Fourteen-year-old Yanerie loves performing and says she wants to go to Juliard one day.
He was a steadfast advocate for diversity in newsrooms and a mentor to countless young journalists.
