Nonprofits Down The Shore Help Families Impacted By Casino Closings Cope
Nonprofits and social service agencies at the shore are trying to fill the back-to-school needs of families affected by the Atlantic City casino closings.
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Nonprofits and social service agencies at the shore are trying to fill the back-to-school needs of families affected by the Atlantic City casino closings.
Teachers in Philadelphia's cash-strapped public schools are already back at work, getting ready.
Coaches and league officials are emphasizing attempting to take further steps to prevent head injuries.
Mayor Nutter has signed a bill that requires all Philadelphia employers to give workers who are nursing mothers the space and time to pump milk while on the job.
It was an unusual protest that shut down North 11th Street between Wallace and Fairmount Avenue on Tuesday. The protestors were using walkers and wheelchairs to block the street.
Universal Audenried Charter High School kicked off its first day of school Tuesday with an extra $2.7 million dollars in its coffers over the next three years -- thanks to a federal school improvement grant designed to help transform education through innovation.
There has been criticism on the way some universities report crime occurring in nearby neighborhoods where many students live.
Much like the last stop on the Broad Street line at Pattison Avenue became AT&T station, corporate sponsorship will bring about a name change at the Authority's Market East Station.
When lightning forced the audience at the 'Made In America' music festival to evacuate, city officials say it was the first time they got to test a plan that's been on paper for years.
Recounting the horror, the prosecution played a long, videotaped recording of a 5-year-old victim describing her abduction from Bryant Elementary School in Upper Darby, a sexual assault and being found abandoned in a playground.
Netflix has launched a new social feature that lets subscribers suggest content to friends privately -- a change from the current experience of sharing everything publicly.
Today is National Preparedness Day, and Philadelphia officials used the occasion to remind residents to make sure they have an emergency plan for their home.
Students have been getting counseling at the school, but doctors say the reality sets in when they turn out to pay their final respects.
Police are investigating a crash in Bethel Township, Delaware County that left one person dead.
It looks as if cleanup will finish on schedule, with roads expected to reopen by 6 a.m. Tuesday.
Beginning today, SEPTA is eliminating "Pay as you Exit" fares at the last station still offering it -- 69th Street Terminal.
Human trials start this week on an ebola vaccine developed by local pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline.
With more options in the Philadelphia area for places to gamble, many people say there is no need to head to Atlantic City.
Today, Revel will close its doors -- a day after Showboat padlocked the place.
Those in attendance didn't pay for a light show, but thousands got one as storms rolled in.
The Made In America festival once again benefits the local chapter of the United Way.
"You would never expect on some of these...places that don't even have a tree out front, when you walk through the little tiny rowhouse and then it just opens up onto this amazing space."
Jeremiah Laster has been sworn in as Deputy Commissioner.
A memoir from a South Jersey psychologist focuses on one disease that thrives in silence.
The inaugural "Ultimate Back 2 School Basketball Challenge" was held Saturday in Southwest Philadelphia.
