Nutter Announces Plan To Prevent Teen Mischief This Summer
"Every rec center open, every library open, every park open, every pool open this summer," he said.
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"Every rec center open, every library open, every park open, every pool open this summer," he said.
After two months of testimony and evidence, including evidence yesterday from a secret church archive safe, the prosecution in the clergy abuse case is expected to rest today.
"We are going to give every fan in attendance a red 'Passionate, Intense, Proud' 76ers tee-shirt and also a rally towel that basically celebrates the rivalry between the Sixers and Celtics." spokesman Mike Preston says.
It was hard not to notice the boisterous thunderstorms that moved through the region overnight.
An FDA advisory panel has unanimously recommended the approval of a new in-home HIV test. Local advocates are happy that another weapon will be available in the fight against HIV.
For nearly 45 years, the Philadelphia boys choir has offered training, travel and performance opportunities to the area's young men. Now, girls will have the same chance.
If Mayor John Linder gets his way, a 10% tax will be attached to concert tickets at Harrah's and sporting events like Union soccer games at PPL Park. And a 20% tax would be added for paid parking.
Many homeless who take advantage of the generosity of volunteers feeding them along the parkway say the ban is all about the money.
Defense lawyers have cross-examined a detective and school administrator in connection with scores of church documents related to defendant Father James Brennan.
"If you really want true input from the Federation, from parents and from other stakeholders, then we need to be a part of it at the beginning, and not at the end," Jerry Jordan said.
Echo Therapeutics has developed the system - which uses an adhesive glucometer and a "wand" of sorts - to monitor blood sugar levels in capillaries just below the skin surface.
Ed Bendzlowicz may soon be looking up at a 25 foot cell phone tower when he steps outside his house.
"We will send them an electronic ticket by email or over their smartphone that they can print themselves, or present from their smartphone to their conductor," Amtrak's Matt Hardison explains.
Peter Nero says early ticket sales are strong for his 34th season.
After several hours of sitting motionless on northbound I-95, traffic finally started flowing again Wednesday morning.
Public testimony is on tap today, on day two of the school district's budget hearings at City Council. The school district is banking on more money from the city.
With the state's revenue picture improving, the Senate is expected to approve a budget plan that would restore the governor's proposed cuts for state-owned universities and three state-related schools, Temple, Pitt and Penn State in exchange for a pledge from the heads of those schools to keep tuition hikes at or below the rate of inflation.
Jury deliberations are scheduled to resume this morning in the murder trial of Donte Johnson. He is accused of raping and strangling 20-year-old Sabina O'Donnel near her Northern Liberties home two years ago.
Despite optimism from the chairman of the state House Transportation Committee, the prospects for legislation that will extend Philadelphia's red light camera program remain in doubt.
Turning acres of little-used paved surfaces at Philadelphia school yards into parkland is the goal of a program being launched tomorrow by city officials.
As always there's a guessing game on vice presidential nominees, but this year our region is right in the middle of that game.
Nutter's finance chief Rob Dubow tells Councilman Bill Green property tax hikes will be fair because they're based on actual value of the home.
New scientific research says eating tasty food releases a hormone that makes people want to keep eating well after they're full.
The Pennsylvania house has passed and sent to the senate a bill that would create statewide competition for the former Foxwoods casino license in Philadelphia.
