Drinking Water Advisory Warning Lifted in Montgomery County
It's safe to drink the water again in Montgomery County, Pa.
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It's safe to drink the water again in Montgomery County, Pa.
Pa. state representative Robert Godshall (R-Montgomery County), who chairs the House Consumer Affairs Committee, testified against the changes, saying they won't do enough to protect consumers from spikes in variable rates.
A newly discovered meteor shower may be visible in the wee hours of Saturday morning if the weather cooperates.
Volunteers got to work for the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's annual "City in Bloom" Day.
Pa. state representative Mike Vereb calls the hearing a fact-finding mission, not a witch hunt.
The case came to light amid charges that workers had disturbed the nesting area of protected Peregrine falcons on the bridge.
The Philadelphia Water Department says work on the broken main will keep Verree Road closed for at least three weeks.
Rain wasn't slowing down the competition among 188 high school teams at the annual Stotesbury Regatta, on the Schuylkill River.
With new state capital funding and a pending new lease with the city, Septa says it is about to embark on a major makeover of the concourse tunnels.
This year, come mid-June, dogs will be allowed to frolic on the beach at Poplar Avenue, between the boardwalk and the water's edge.
There's a pristine floral oasis just a short subway ride from midtown Manhattan, and it's an ideal diversion during your next Broadway getaway.
Informed through word of mouth, the Internet, or just happening by, cyclists took advantage of the expertise offered by Keswick Cycle Shop.
One sunny day in July, 1996, Beth Simonetti Gallelli's son went to Pennypack Creek with a high-spirited friend who fell in while clowning around, and got swept away.
A seismic monitor sitting on the beach in Ventnor, NJ over the weekend turned a few heads.
For Stan Ricciuti, every day is bike to work day. For more than three decades, he's bicycled to and from work, averaging at least 30 miles a day.
It focuses on four cities with different water management problems and one is Philadelphia.
The Clay Studio celebrates its 40th anniversary this weekend with some creative programming.
Five beaches in Cape May and Cumberland counties have been replenished, and 800 tons of debris left in the wake of Hurricane Sandy have been removed.
A getaway into an underwater world of pirates, shipwrecks, and naval battles is as close as Monmouth County, NJ.
The Philadelphia Zoo continues to work on a network of see-through trails, allowing animals to move long distances through -- and above -- its campus.
Chris Bobbit, Vice President at Mark Group, an energy efficiency consultancy based at the Navy Yard in Philadelphia, says the basement and attic are frequent offenders.
A new exhibit at the Academy of Natural Sciences takes you on a journey to the rainforest of New Guinea and the land of the exotic "birds of paradise."
The 'Coastal Crusader' program provided a 'critical backup' to their efforts to keep the shoreline free of trash, not to mention the ocean water.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says it is looking into why thousands of drivers were caught up in two major areas of flooding along the Schuylkill Expressway on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Mayor Nutter cautioned people -- particularly parents -- not to let their guard down.
