STUDY: Divide Between Classes Of Society Growing In N.J.
Researchers at the The Legal Services of New Jersey conducted a study which reveals the growing disparity in the Garden State between the "haves" and the "have-nots."
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Researchers at the The Legal Services of New Jersey conducted a study which reveals the growing disparity in the Garden State between the "haves" and the "have-nots."
The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University is hosting the 5th annual Bug Fest on August 11th and 12th.
Events are planned at six Philadelphia churches Tuesday, aimed at getting parents to buckle-up their children properly in the car.
There's a contest called "The Best and Worst Lots in Philadelphia" and everyone is invited to enter.
The Nutter Administration is clamping down on the use of Twitter and other social media outlets by city firefighters. The union says the mayor just can't take tweets of criticism.
Ground has been broken in the Hunting Park section of Philadelphia on a facility to bring various agencies that support and protect victims of sexual abuse together under one roof.
A wheelchair bound Upper Moreland man is under arrest in Montgomery County accused of firing a gun into a crowd at an apartment complex late Thursday night injuring two people, including his mother.
The annual Back To School Extravaganza was held Friday at South Philadelphia High School as families prepare to start the school year.
Just two days after hundreds of thousands of customers showed support for Chick-Fil-A restaurants, gay rights activists and supporters are having "National Same-Sex Kiss Day."
An interfaith memorial service was held Friday for Philadelphia Highway patrol officer Brian Lorenzo, who lost his life nearly a month ago after colliding on his motorcycle with an alleged drunk driver.
The widow of officer Brian Lorenzo, who was killed by an alleged drunk driver last month, has now filed a civil suit.
Montgomery County authorities have arrested a 31-year-old Norristown man who they say ordered a hit on another man because they were involved with the same woman.
A liberal watchdog group based in Harrisburg has issued a report that criticizes how Pennsylvania officials are making ID's available for voters in advance of the November election.
The beach tag checkers in Margate this summer have had some beefy help.
Police in parts of Center City and South Philadelphia have been giving written warnings to bicyclists who refuse to follow the rules of the road. On Labor Day, they'll start writing tickets.
It's only a movie! A robbery/hostage scene will be filmed at a Northern Liberties bank today while it's open to real-life customers.
Dr. Andrew Shankman, associate professor of history at Rutgers-Camden, says the US Postal Service isn't making the revenue it used to make.
On any given day, they're scattered across Philadelphia -- but last night, for one night only, the city's top food trucks and vendors set up shop at the Art Museum Circle for a the picnic on the Parkway.
April Nees and Swoop were brought together through the "Hounds for Heroes" program which allows veterans to adopt greyhounds free of charge.
The ACLU and the Commonwealth gave closing arguments on Thursday in Pennsylvania's voter ID case. Now, it's up to the judge to decide.
Joe "Butterball" Tamburro, who died on July 27 at age 70, was eulogized on Thursday as a Philadelphia radio icon who crossed racial boundaries.
Philadelphia man has been sentenced to 15 to 30 years in prison for buying selling, and holding women for a prostitution ring in 2009 and beyond.
A CBS News-Quinnipiac University poll finds the state is divided over the penalties imposed on Penn State from the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal.
A spokeswoman says hot weather is bad for larger pipes while cold weather is tough for smaller pipes to handle.
After six days of testimony, the showdown over Pennsylvania's voter ID law will culminate this morning with closing arguments.
