Eagles DE Connor Barwin Helps Philadelphia Promote Tree Giveaway Program
Eagle's defensive end Connor Barwin was on hand to help plant a tree at the home of the winner of the #PhillyTreeTrek social media contest.
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Eagle's defensive end Connor Barwin was on hand to help plant a tree at the home of the winner of the #PhillyTreeTrek social media contest.
A Northeast Philadelphia man is now home after spending nearly two decades behind bars. He is one of the thousands of non-violent drug offenders who received excessive prison time under the strict sentencing guidelines of the 1990's.
Actor and water quality advocate Mark Ruffalo was in the area on Monday to learn about the efforts to protect and restore clean water.
Philadelphia Streets Commissioner Donald Carlton is free on bail after his arrest Friday on charges of assault and recklessly endangering another person.
An estimated 100,000 people laced up Sunday, donning pink T-shirts, hats, headbands, and more to signify their solidarity with their mothers, daughters, sisters, aunts and friends who have battled breast cancer.
A traffic-snarling protest at City Hall on Wednesday afternoon ended in a victory, of sorts, for the bottlers and retailers who oppose a tax on sugary beverages.
Walk into the Radnor Township Municipal Building to pay your taxes, and you might think you wandered into a sports museum. The lobby and hallways are the new home of the Sports Legends of Delaware County Museum, formerly housed at the now-defunct Granite Run Mall.
This Saturday, Rodeph Shalom Synagogue on North Broad Street will host the 3rd annual Biblical Brewoff.
Designed to connect underrepresented groups in the tech industry, #TechInColor returns to Philly Tech Week On Thursday night.
Paraplegic patients at Magee Rehabilitation Hospital in Center City are walking again thanks a bionic suit.
Hoping to avoid accidents involving pedestrians, SEPTA is moving ahead with a system that issues an audible warning when a bus is making a turn.
The Villanova estate of the Haas family – as in "Rohm and Haas" – is being donated to a land conservation group to become a public garden.
It's called Bark. The name is a play on words for this online watchdog that searches children's text message, email and social media accounts for questionable behavior.
Families of fallen Philadelphia police officers and firefighters gathered to remember the sacrifices of their loved ones Wednesday during the annual Living Flame Memorial Service in Franklin Square.
Atlantic City runs out of money to run its government in a matter of days. Whether that actually happens depends, in large part, on a vote scheduled for Thursday in the New Jersey Assembly.
It's been three years in the making.....a new interactive exhibit at Eastern State Penitentiary historic site designed to unlock conversation on the topic of mass incarceration in America.
Find out if you need shoulder surgery without the need for an MRI. Lourdes Medical Center in Burlington County is offering MRI results in the office.
Officials with the New Jersey Department of Education held the first of three public meetings at Camden County College to see what parents, educators, and students think about later start times for the middle and high school classes.
A new Mormon temple will soon open in Philadelphia and the public is invited to take a tour this summer.
A new app in Philadelphia signals the start of a different kind of 'parking war' -- one that could save you a decent amount of cash when looking for a spot at a garage or surface lot in the city.
Starting in June, PECO will be switching some of its commercial and industrial customers to hourly pricing.
Vice President Joe Biden and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will be in Philadelphia for the same function later this month -- but it's not a political event.
Even to the end, before sheriff's deputies led him away, a South Jersey man denied raping and murdering two women in North Philadelphia in 1989, but a jury saw it otherwise.
Philadelphia is getting an uptick in federal funding to help tackle homelessness, meaning more permanent housing for those who need it.
Independence National Historic Park brings $365-million and almost 4,000 jobs to Philadelphia's economy. That's according to a new report from the National Park Service.
