Expect Traffic Troubles As City Ave Gets Much Needed Facelift
Expect additional congestion on City Avenue for the foreseeable future, but the temporary inconvenience will benefit drivers for years to come.
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Expect additional congestion on City Avenue for the foreseeable future, but the temporary inconvenience will benefit drivers for years to come.
This week brings a deadline for advertising agencies to submit their ideas to the Nutter Administration on how to put ads on city properties and vehicles.
Engineering students at Villanova are making final adjustments on the race car they built ahead of an international competition next weekend.
A locally-based advocacy group says an important message is being drowned out amid the gluten-free craze -- that people with Celiac disease must be properly diagnosed before they make changes to their diets.
Saying "I love you" to mom on Mother's Day is a common occurrence, but showing her how much you love her every day isn't quite as common. But for one South Jersey woman, her love for her mother is expressed all year long.
University of Richmond officials say 44-year-old Ginny Doyle, a former basketball star at Archbishop Ryan High School, was aboard the balloon that crashed at the Mid-Atlantic Balloon Festival in Doswell, Virginia.
A North Philadelphia non-profit that was founded to help mothers cope after losing a child to violence will celebrate 12 years this week.
The Italian Market Festival is Saturday and Sunday, May 17th and 18th. But this year, the huge block party offers something new.
Americans were asked in a recent poll to, in effect, choose between two vices: internet gaming or recreational marijuana.
The Philadelphia Orchestra will soon be packing its bags for a three-week tour of Asia.
About 15,000 people are expected at Penn's Landing this weekend for the 11th annual Art Star Craft Bazaar.
The eight days of service projects, educational programs, family activities, and tours, take place at over 100 parks throughout the city.
The 7th annual National Train Day took place Saturday with more than 300 events in all 50 states, including festivities at Philadelphia's 30th Street Station.
32-year-old Salome Seay is charged with homicide by vehicle in a crash that killed a Philadelphia School District police officer in Upper Darby Friday night.
Motorists are seeing slightly lower prices at the pumps in New Jersey.
Police say a man on the bike was crossing Girard Avenue when he was hit by a car heading south on 2nd Street.
Discussion in the state House over whether schools should post the national motto – "In God We Trust" -- turned into a debate about funding for Philadelphia schools yesterday afternoon.
The DRPA is holding its second of three town-hall meetings, this one tonight in Collingswood, to discuss delays caused by construction on the PATCO line over the Ben Franklin Bridge.
If you don't mind mixing business with pleasure, there's a new app that uses data from your LinkedIn account to help you find love.
Rallies, protests, as well as vigils, and a Philadelphia-based Facebook campaign, titled "200RosesNG" began in the area last week.
The odds for Internet gaming coming to Pennsylvania appear to have increased following the release of a report commissioned by the state legislature.
William Hunt gives new meaning to the term "helicopter parent." The father of five is also the CEO of AgustaWestland Philadelphia, a helicopter manufacturer in the northeast -- not far from where he grew up.
A Temple trauma surgeon who also trains medical students to follow in her footsteps noticed that while students receive copious training on what brain death is, they aren't necessarily taught how to explain brain death to a waiting family.
Police have arrested a teenage suspect in the robbery and assault on a 67-year-old woman yesterday morning inside a wig shop in the Wynnfield section of the city.
National Tourism week runs through May 11th. To kick off the occasion, hundreds of Philadelphia hospitality works gathered on Broad Street on Tuesday.
