Philadelphia Theater Company Gearing Up For 40th Anniversary Season
The Philadelphia Theater Company is gearing up to open the curtains on its 40th anniversary season.
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The Philadelphia Theater Company is gearing up to open the curtains on its 40th anniversary season.
Convicted former Philadelphia mob boss Joey Merlino faces a federal hearing today that could put him back in prison.
A message of hate was spray painted on the door of a Catholic School in Center City Thursday morning.
The animal rights group is touring college campuses with a high-tech project aimed at letting people see the world from a poultry point of view.
A hot new network TV show that got it's start in Philadelphia is shooting for the stars as film production has moved to Tinseltown.
The former treasurer of a Chester County volunteer fire company is charged with ripping them off over a six-year period to the tune of more than $300,000.
Trial is now underway in the case of a man charged with murdering a boyhood friend over the proceeds of a stolen video game.
The Ebola crisis is prompting Philadelphia City Council to plan a hearing on this region's ability to respond to a pandemic.
His career spanned eight decades, most recently as a contributor to KYW Newsradio and CBSPhilly.com.
It's not a presidential election year, but in the commonwealth voters will be going to the polls on November 4 to elect candidates for governor, lieutenant governor, the state House and Senate, and for U.S. Congress.
Members of Philadelphia's disabled community turned out in City Council this past week in hopes of prodding state lawmakers to put more handicapped accessible taxis on city streets.
School and township officials met with the concerned community Sunday evening in Hamilton Township, New Jersey a day after it became official a preschooler there died from Enterovirus-D68.
A public meeting is planned for Sunday evening at Steinert High School in Hamilton Township, New Jersey to address concerns about Enterovirus and the death of young boy as a result of it.
Thousands gathered in front of the Philadelphia Art Museum steps Sunday morning for the Out of the Darkness Community Walk.
It's called "Ciao Philadelphia" -- a series of more than 30 events open to the public.
Philadelphia's Liberian Community is on pins and needles as their home country deals with the Ebola outbreak.
The Pennsylvania Senate is considering a bill that would impose a new layer of regulations on the federally-certified counselors.
There's a place in Philadelphia that has a class for folks who want to build that perfect outfit.
Decades after most industries left Philadelphia, City Council plans to look at how unused land might coax them back.
A handful of members of PhillyNORML were on hand as Mayor Nutter signed into law a bill that takes possession of small amounts of pot out of the court room.
A new poll suggests many New Jersey residents don't have a lot of confidence in President Obama's performance in office.
Students living a healthy lifestyle and using social media could win a lot of money in cash and scholarships from the University of the Sciences.
Authorities in New Jersey say that a four-year-old Hamilton Township boy died of Enterovirus-D68.
The Center City business district held its Fall Festival Saturday for the 9th year.
A hearing is set next week in federal bankruptcy court on whether to approve a $110 million bid to take over the closed Revel Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City.
