Winter Homeless Shelter In Center City Closes March 31st
Now that it's spring, the Bethesda Project and Broad Street Ministries will be shuttering the doors of its overnight drop-in center.
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Now that it's spring, the Bethesda Project and Broad Street Ministries will be shuttering the doors of its overnight drop-in center.
Last year's inaugural show raised about $30,000
Proud La Salle University alumni from throughout the Delaware Valley gathered in Center City last night to watch their team beat Boise State in the first round of the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
The NCAA is streaming March Madness online again this year. Many of us will take time out of our work days to watch on the web. Your boss might not mind, but the I-T people could be a different story.
Rising Sun Avenue has been blocked off near Martindale Street by police as a precaution.
The St. Joe's women's basketball team is preparing for their NCAA Tournament appearance.
According to the report, 43-percent of international travelers polled say they'd tell friends or neighbors back home to avoid coming to the US.
The Philadelphia Union may be building a good relationship with Major League Soccer fans, but its relationship with its host city of Chester is a little on the shaky side.
Today is the start of Spring, but Old Man Winter is still hanging around.
The new building at 22nd and Pennsylvania Avenue would include a 55,000 square foot grocery store and up to 350 apartments above.
Earlier this month Saint Joseph's University's Haub School of Business mistakenly sent mass a email to their students that included their upperclassmen's personal information.
Texting is high on the list of what you should not do while driving, but many drivers are still doing it. Now, there's an app for that.
The state House has passed and sent to the Senate a bill to ensure that victims or their representatives have a voice when someone who committed a violent crime against them is up for parole.
Audience members at a public forum hosted by the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists gave Philly Mag editor Tom McGrath and writer Bob Huber an ear full.
Cabrini College is one win away from the Division III Final Four.
The state House will tackle liquor privatization this week, and it starts with a committee vote on a bill expected to take place today.
Some folks spent their holiday Sunday learning about their Irish ancestry at the Laurel Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.
After a 21-8 regular season, the La Salle Explorers earned a first round bye in the Atlantic 10 Tournament.
The run continues for the Cabrini Cavaliers. They have advanced into the 'Sweet 16' of the Division III NCAA Tournament for a 3rd straight season.
It's the first full day on the job for Pope Francis and he's already making the rounds.
The cash fare for trips on city buses, subways and trolleys will go from $2 to $2.25 on July 1st of this year, then to $2.50 next year.
For all you folks who think the presidential election cycle starts earlier and earlier, here you go.
It's been a week of bad polling news for Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett.
