'Coats For Kids' Clothing Drive Underway
People from across Philadelphia gave the gift of warmth Sunday as The 6th Annual drive kicked off.
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People from across Philadelphia gave the gift of warmth Sunday as The 6th Annual drive kicked off.
The Penn Museum celebrates the 100th anniversary of the arrival in Philadelphia of a 15-ton Egyptian treasure.
Immigration reform rallies were being held in more than 100 U.S. cities Saturday, including in Philadelphia.
The rank and file of the newly formed Camden County Police Department have narrowly approved a new union to represent them in contract talks with the county.
City council and the mayor are split over extending a grace period for those whose appeals are still pending when the bills come due.
Ridership on the PATCO High Speed Line is down a little from near record highs seen a year ago, but managers aren't all that concerned for now.
The regular season is winding down for the Philadelphia Union. Just four matches left beginning with Saturday when they welcome Toronto FC to town.
Once again, the La Salle University women's soccer team has emerged as a regional power.
The West Chester Golden Rams still have yet to taste defeat here in 2013. They sit at 4-0 on the season as they prepare for a critical showdown with perennial power California University of Pennsylvania on Saturday.
Villanova looks to be hitting its stride with one month of the season in the books.
The Pennsylvania House has passed and sent to the Senate a bill that would give local school districts the option of increasing other taxes for the purpose of lowering property taxes.
Councilman David Oh is introducing a plan to scale back the "resign to run" rule in the Home Rule Charter. Currently, a city elected official must resign as soon as they announce for another office.
The new display called "Broken Bodies and Broken Spirits" focuses on injury, death and healing in Civil War Philadelphia.
Despite his opposition to it, the majority leader says he still expects the Pennsylvania House to vote later this month on legislation to raise new funds for roads, bridges and mass transit. Meanwhile, a vote has been delayed at the request of the governor.
Temple University is hosting an unusual artist Thursday night. He's a painter and motivational speaker, a combination that's tricky because he has no control of his limbs and has great difficulty talking.
The Penn Quakers play the first of their seven Ivy League games on Saturday as they welcome Dartmouth to Franklin Field.
Cheltenham School District announced they'll have to close the cafeteria dining area and two adjoining classrooms at Cedarbrook Middle School.
The mini-revolt is by eight Republican members of the U.S. House, including four from our area
City officials, as well as those who work to serve those who face this heartbreaking situation, gathered at LOVE Park Tuesday afternoon.
Drowsy drivers may cause nearly a third of all deadly car crashes according to federal statistics.
The people at the Appel Farm Arts and Music Center in South Jersey are forced to cut back their operations a bit.
The Pennsylvania House Tuesday night shot down the latest effort to pass legislation that would eliminate school property taxes by increasing sales and personal income taxes.
"He's teaching me a lot," Carter-Williams says of Brown. "He's a great coach, we all respect him and really listen to what he has to say."
Another tough CAA match-up is on tap for Delaware on Saturday as they travel to Maine to visit the #23 Black Bears on Saturday.
After years as an afterthought, Delaware Valley College in Doylestown has spent the past 11 years as a perennial power in Division III college football. This year is no different as the Aggies are 4-0 after a 41-23 win over Stevenson University on Saturday.
