Council Addresses Recreation Center Violence At Only Hearing Of Summer
More surveillance cameras may be part of the answer as city officials briefed City Council on what they admit is an 'uptick' in violence at recreation centers and in the parks.
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More surveillance cameras may be part of the answer as city officials briefed City Council on what they admit is an 'uptick' in violence at recreation centers and in the parks.
Attorneys in the case of two Penn State administrators accused of perjury and failing to report child sex abuse allegations have wrapped up arguments on pretrial motions.
Many kids headed to college will be living on their own for the first time, and for them, back to school means furnishing their own place with all of the essentials.
President Obama's lead has been whittled down to six points in the Keystone State, 44-percent to 38-percent, half of what it was in June.
A coalition of dental health groups wants to make better brushing part of the "back-to-school" routine. They've launched a campaign to get kids brushing twice a day, for two minutes.
The South Jersey Transportation Authority is first going after owners of vehicles with New Jersey plates -- individuals or businesses that owe more than $200 in unpaid tolls.
Tonight's drawing worth $320-million, or $213-million if you pick the cash option, is the 2nd highest Powerball jackpot this year.
Most people don't often think about their blood type unless they are going to give blood or get blood. But it may become more important than ever.
"Each day as you're doing your countdown, I would review the bus driver's name, the bus aide's the teacher, the teacher's assistant and the principal."
Just this week, the Travel Channel stopped into La Colombe coffee shop in Rittenhouse Square to do a little filming.
Pennsylvania's scholastic athletic coaches have some homework, meeting the guidelines of a just-implemented law on preventing sudden cardiac arrest.
Center City lawyer Daniel Cevallos says appeals filed by former players, trustees or the Paterno family don't have a legal leg to stand on.
It's the first time these works have been shown outside Europe and this was the only stop in the northeast.
Since late July, a big white van has been giving free HIV/AIDS tests every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Do red-light cameras reduce accidents, or cause them? There are impassioned arguments on both sides.
New Jersey's trial run for red light cameras suffered a setback earlier this summer after critics charged the "yellow" was turning to "red" too fast in some cases.
Some state lawmakers are concerned about a bill passed by Philadelphia city council that would add a $4 surcharge to parking tickets.
A preliminary hearing for the woman who gained fame for illegally injecting women in the buttocks has been postponed.
Philadelphia homicide detectives are investigating what appears to be a drug-related shooting death that may have been a home invasion.
Temple University introduced new president Neil Theobald Tuesday.
According to a ten-year study by the CDC, cholesterol levels have actually improved in this group. This news is in the face of news that the obesity epidemic is still a problem.
Starting September 20th, the Benjamin Frankin Parkway is going to be lit up like never before.
Community groups across the country held walks, block parties and other events against crime in honor of "National Night Out."
The prosecution called a defense request for bail pending appeal for Monsignor William Lynn a waste of the court's time.
Motorists who use a heavily traveled stretch of Cresheim Valley Drive in Mt. Airy may face at least some off-peak delays as Monday marks the beginning of a six-month repair project.
