Man Plans Dinner Party For Over 100 Philadelphia Homeless
A local man is hoping to raise $20,000 to throw a pop-up dinner for 150 homeless Philadelphians.
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A local man is hoping to raise $20,000 to throw a pop-up dinner for 150 homeless Philadelphians.
Some Pennsylvania politicians are taking a non traditional campaigning route in an effort to spread their message to voters.
Wednesday was National Black HIV and AIDS Awareness Day. In observance of the day, officials in Camden held an event to better educate people on the disease.
Five and a half years ago, Eyewitness News introduced you to an 11-year-old girl who wrote a children's book about her fight with cancer. Now that young author is a high school junior, and she's selling the book to raise money for children like her.
It's been years in the planning, and it will be years more to completion, but Philadelphia's three-mile Rail Park through Center City is close to breaking ground.
For the last 14 years, the program has encouraged literacy throughout the city by picking one book for people to read over a six-week span, and then having them discuss it.
Lolly Galvin is the founder of #BringIt4Smiles, an organization that raises money for homeless men and women in our area.
Using no money and depending on the kindness of strangers, a German man is one day away from hitchhiking across the United States in 32 days.
A restaurant chain in South Jersey celebrated the birthday of one of its waitresses with a big surprise party Tuesday complete with cake, balloons and gifts.
Later this year, the AME Church will unveil a Richard Allen mural and a statue at 6th and Lombard where it all began.
Hundreds will pack into the sanctuary of Mother Bethel AME Church today for the unveiling of a U.S. postal stamp to commemorate the church's founder, an abolitionist born into slavery in Philadelphia.
Rocco Gallelli and Steve Mastero of Innovative Catering Concepts are bringing the taste of Philadelphia to the California,
Officials at Temple University are exploring the idea of building a football stadium on campus, but some Temple students have some issues with that.
An 19-century African American Burial Ground discovered beneath a Center City playground has been named to the National Register of Historic Places. This honor comes just as community groups work to compromise on long debated renovations.
Bristol Township Police are searching for a disabled man who has been missing since before Christmas.
Hundreds of families were chosen to compete in Philadelphia for a coveted spot on the game show.
A large crowd of mostly kids hung on Lloyd's every word.
The Wilma Theater, along the Avenue of the Arts South, is gearing up for some big projects.
Some of the proceeds go to the Leah Still Foundation.
Over two dozen students from Oliver Heckman Elementary School began raising money in November.
The Penn Museum hosted its 35th annual Chinese New Year celebration this weekend.
The show, one of the largest in the nation, will feature 700 vehicles.
A Bucks County school bus driver is accused of inappropriate sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl and a 22-year-old woman, both special needs students.
The event was part of a new outreach program started by the Irish Pub Childrens' Foundation.
The cleanup continues following the winter storm that moved through the region last weekend.
