Philadelphia Will Declare "Code Blue" Sunday Night
The City of Philadelphia will be declaring a "code blue" at 6 p.m. Sunday.
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The City of Philadelphia will be declaring a "code blue" at 6 p.m. Sunday.
A man from West Virginia who asked police in South Jersey to help unlock his car is now locked up himself.
The Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole will finally hear from the family of Ellen Robb. Her husband, former Penn Professor Rafael Robb, bludgeoned her to death more than six years ago.
The Nutter Administration has decided not to appeal two years of pay raises awarded by an arbitrator last month to the police union.
Penn returns to action quickly after ending losing streak, taking on St. Joe's Saturday.
The Philadelphia Soul are holding open tryouts on Saturday.
The Drexel Dragons will look to get back on track Saturday afternoon as they take to the road in CAA action, visiting William and Mary.
La Salle University tonight celebrates the largest graduating class in a program for native Spanish-speakers, where the point is teaching English, and more.
After an outcry on social media last month, Instagram apologized to its users for what it called "confusing language." It has now revised its terms of service, but may have already lost half of its Instagrammers.
President Obama will be officially sworn in for his second term on Sunday and the public Inaugural festivities kick off on Monday morning.
When it comes to jeans, we've seen plenty of fads -- from carpenter to baggy, to ripped and paint-splattered. Now one company is trying to sell women on something other than the cut.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie used his 100th town hall meeting on Wednesday in Manahawkin, Ocean County to discuss long term recovery plans in the wake of Hurricane Sandy now that congress is moving the complete $60-billion aid package.
According to a Pew Research Center study, 72-percent of us went online to find health information in the past year.
The La Salle Explorers will look to keep on rolling on Wednesday when they host Dayton.
"It's a big relief now but I got to tell you it's been a torturous process." New Jersey Republican Congressman Frank LoBiondo said.
President Obama is scheduled to announce his proposals for curbing gun violence just before noon today
The widespread flu activity has some counties adding free vaccination clinics for its residents.
Arthur Caplan, who spent years at the University of Pennsylvania and now calls New York University home, says Lance Armstrong's doping denials over the years rang hollow to anyone who closely followed cycling.
They have also tendered a proposed agreement that could allow more current Camden city cops to make the transition to a county wide department.
With the man she's pledged to investigate sitting in attendance, Kathleen Kane has been sworn in as Pennsylvania's new attorney general during a ceremony in the state capitol rotunda.
A new tax season is underway and if you haven't filed for years, it's not too late to come clean with the IRS.
Tonight the Sixers will be looking to do something they haven't done since the last week of November: win back-to-back games.
Temple will look to make it two straight Atlantic 10 wins on Wednesday night when they visit George Washington.
More than a dozen waitstaff and bartenders have signed onto an unfair labor practices lawsuit against Chickie's and Pete's.
'Zero Dark Thirty' topped the box office on the first weekend since the announcement of the Oscar nominations.
