Groundbreaking On Transitional Facility For Homeless Vets In Camden
It's barely six months from yesterday's groundbreaking to the expected September opening of a transitional facility for homeless veterans in Camden.
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It's barely six months from yesterday's groundbreaking to the expected September opening of a transitional facility for homeless veterans in Camden.
The Philadelphia Black Public Relations Society named an award after the late Karin Phillips, former KYW Newsradio Community Affairs reporter.
Some employers are asking job applicants to turn over their Facebook passwords for background checks. Would you do it?
Philadelphia police shot and critically wounded a man they say tried to rob two stores in the Northeast just after midnight Thursday.
Even if you're not texting from the toilet, your cell phone is a dirty device inside and out.
We know that aspirin is very effective in helping fight cardiovascular disease, but according to a new report in the journal The Lancet, aspirin can also be used to help prevent and treat cancer.
SEPTA officials will be out at the Ambler train station this morning, handing out flyers and warning of the dangers of trespassing on railroad tracks.
Former state House speaker John Perzel of Philadelphia will be sentenced to today for his role as the alleged "architect" of a scheme to use millions of dollars in taxpayer resources for political work.
Konstantinos Pitsillides, who was again up for best chef/Mid-Atlantic, was not selected as a finalist. "My aim is not James Beard, it's just my customers."
A local non-profit is taking the time to groom at-risk girls to be the next generation of strong women leaders.
Commissioner Jenny Brown says a program that allows employees to defer some of their salary is a good one, but she questions whether it's legal for the township to contribute to that program.
After several years of construction, work at the U.S. Customs House in Philadelphia is expected to be done by summer.
Saturday is international cash mob day and the Philadelphia area is doing its part.
Uncover "The Science of Beer" at the Phillies' ballpark, or meet a street-corner astronomer for an exciting peek at the sky during this ten-day event.
Congress hasn't passed a budget since 2009, and frustration over the partisan deadlock has some lawmakers pushing a bill that would block their pay if they continue to miss deadlines.
The savior of many a Philadelphia arts nonprofit is tapped to help another struggling institution -- the city's daily newspapers.
The victim's family left the courtroom with justice and a precious keepsake after the 17-year-old shooter was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
Pennsylvania's new no-texting-while-driving law is in effect this morning. But Philadelphia's top-cop says the law is a "step backwards" for Philadelphia.
The state senate has approved a controversial measure that would require voters to show photo ID at polling places in Pennsylvania.
The American Red Cross is turning to social media to better target the needs of people after disaster strikes.
The Police Athletic League of Philadelphia held its annual Stradley Ronon 24 Math Challenge on Wednesday.
A state senate committee has advanced legislation aimed at nullifying the federal health care insurance mandate in Pennsylvania.
A 30-year-old man is facing several charges, including aggravated assault, as police say he stabbed a man during an argument outside of an Old City bar last month.
We'll get our first look at Apple's new iPad this afternoon.
"You don't replace somebody like that, you don't replace a legend," Inquirer executive editor Stan Wischnowski says.
