DRWC Aims To Improve Transit Along Developing Philly Waterfront
The Delaware River Waterfront Corporation is looking at non-automotive ways to get more people to and from the riverfront.
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The Delaware River Waterfront Corporation is looking at non-automotive ways to get more people to and from the riverfront.
State lawmakers continue to grapple with legislation that would update Pennsylvania's organ donation laws.
Some young, local art students have landed a spot in the "home" section of Crate & Barrel.
For months now, people walking along the Avenue of the Arts across from the Kimmel Center have been looking at a big empty hole. Now they can look at something else.
March has had its fair share of Madness. But for Villanova fans, it's been drama free.
Signs have been changing along sections of I-95 and 295 in Mercer County in advance of an official change on that part of the interstate.
At the private Union League of Philadelphia, women took center stage this past week to discuss "glass ceiling" barriers.
A nearly month-long free tree-give-away will begin soon in Philadelphia. It's part of the TreePhilly program and registration is now underway.
Pennsylvania has made medical marijuana legal, but it can't completely shield people who take it from consequences.
The annual St. Patrick's Day commemoration ceremony was held at Philadelphia's Irish Memorial on Saturday.
The Woodland Avenue Bridge between 47th and 48th Streets is being replaced under a program coordinated by PennDOT, the City of Philadelphia and SEPTA.
Other school districts like Lower Merion, Cherry Hill and the Black Horse Pike Regional District have them. Now Camden has launched a smartphone app.
Officials in Philadelphia are working on short-term and long-term solutions to fix the city's pothole problem.
Among the corporations benefiting from President Trump's tax breaks are several utility companies in Pennsylvania.
Anyone who's stopped at a South Jersey farm stand knows how important those trees can be.
Funds raised from the boozy benefit go to the Pennsylvania SPCA's outreach program.
A national campaign that aims to find pro bono legal assistance for immigrants and refugees who want to become U.S. citizens just launched in Philadelphia.
Hundreds of people attended the birthday party Friday for Button the Hippopotamus.
This group includes more parents and teachers.
Fires have been breaking out all over Philadelphia this year, so many that the city's fire commissioner has issued a call to action.
Philadelphia police are using a new tactic for certain low-level offenders: Police-Assisted Diversion is an approach to getting defendants with addiction problems off of drugs instead of into jail.
Shakespeare & Company wants you to bookmark it.
Without council support, the plan to build the $125 million North Broad Street facility is essentially stalled.
There's warrant for the arrest of 42-year-old Pedro Velazquez, who investigators say met a teen girl online and began a sexual relationship with her.
The Subaru of America Foundation presented a check for $10,000 Wednesday to EducationWorks, which runs the after-school programs at Mastery McGraw Elementary School.
