Weather Blog: April Showers
High pressure will build in behind the system for the weekend and will bring us much nicer weather.
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High pressure will build in behind the system for the weekend and will bring us much nicer weather.
"We've been calling on people to fast because now is the time," said Lisa Sharon Harper (at lectern in photo), who works for the DC-based Sojourners.
A diehard Eagles and Sixers fan, Tayron catches up on all the scores using his specialized laptop, which he operates using his voice.
Temperatures will be at or above normal this week, but the chance of rain will increase as a cold front stalls over our area Wednesday.
This is a watershed moment -- for the 13,500-square-mile Delaware River watershed, that is.
We begin April with high hopes after March 2014 left three snowstorms in its wake.
It's the 28th annual gathering of women who work in local and state police departments in the Midatlantic region.
The worry is that after so many fallen trees and branches caused all kinds of headaches this winter, homeowners or communities may be hesitant to replant.
For two weeks in April, artists' original work will be showcased at the John James Audubon Center at Mill Grove during their 9th annual Art Show.
Expect from 1 to 3 inches of rain in our area, with a flood watch from Saturday afternoon through Sunday evening.
Several Philadelphia advocacy groups are applauding one of the area's largest employers for changing its hiring practices to give those with criminal records a better chance at a job. And they're hoping other companies take note.
The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission has released $50,000 each for two studies looking at how to alleviate congestion at the interchange and along the Route 611 corridor.
The local Red Cross chapter now has two volunteers -- one a mental health counselor and the other a communications representative -- working in the Washington state disaster zone.
March is typically a very volatile month and this year is no exception.
A woman who, as a newborn, was abandoned in the bathroom of a Pennsylvania fast-food restaurant said Tuesday she has found her birth mother just three weeks after launching a search that garnered worldwide attention.
A spring storm will bring more snow Tuesday, as cold air stays in place.
Another shift in the jet stream to the south has allowed a new supply of cold air to return to the Delaware Valley.
A district attorney has charged a Philadelphia woman with swindling $44,000 from a man believed to be her sweetheart.
"People should take a selfie and they should tweet it with the hashtag #IamPreK," said the head of the Delaware Valley Association for the Education of Young Children at their annual conference.
The third annual "ReelAbilities" Film Festival kicked off Thursday. It runs through March 27th.
What really gets this 13-year-old talking? Trains.
The numbers drawn Tuesday night were: 11, 19, 24, 33 and 51 with a Mega Ball of 7.
The coalition of union and nonunion workers chanted and held placards in a boisterous, 15-minute rally against Aker Philadelphia's hiring pracctices.
SEPTA tries to enlist the public's help with ongoing safety campaigns, safety blitzes at transit hubs, and the new "Look Up, Speak Up" ads. In Monday's attack on an officer, passengers stepped in to help.
The heaviest snow will occur overnight through about 8am Monday morning.
