Local Organization Makes Christmas Special For Those Less Fortunate
The Chosen 300 hosted a dinner for dozens of families in need Tuesday night.
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The Chosen 300 hosted a dinner for dozens of families in need Tuesday night.
Malls were packed with people Friday, some finishing up their shopping while the procrastinators were just beginning.
County officials say this upgrade will greatly improve safety to the residents but the cost won't break the bank.
That student has now gone through the juvenile court system and will be serving 100 hours of community service. He was also ordered to pay thousands of dollars in restitution.
Adopting a child from Russia was never easy, but the Russian parliament is considering making it impossible for Americans to do so.
Montgomery County officials say there was a brief lockdown around 8:30 a.m. when school security at Upper Dublin High School thought a student had a rifle in his backpack.
A gun show in Montgomery County drew a huge crowd on Sunday, despite calls for stricter gun control after a shooting rampage at an elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut.
Philadelphia Police say they have arrested 30-year-old Michael Green of Glenside for allegedly impersonating an officer.
45-year-old James Basler could face a maximum of 21 years in prison after admitting he stole copper wire from three Verizon facilities in Montgomery and Bucks counties.
Approximately 10,000 Philadelphia residents are living in flood zones. And that number is only within the city limits.
When a storm hits, governments and utility companies often find their preparations insufficient.
A major storm could cause a business to close its doors for good. But even those able to recover may suffer.
Lessons learned from past storms have resulted in stricter building codes and other requirements on the federal, state, and local levels.
A Republican who opposed Tom Corbett when he was elected attorney general in 2004 says he may take on now-governor Tom Corbett in the 2014 GOP primary.
Police are investigating a robbery involving a fake bomb at the Giant Food Store in Whitpain Twp.
Traffic is now moving along the first highway to open in Southeastern Pennsylvania in more than 20 years.
During a stop at the K'nex toy manufacturing plant in Hatfield, the president called on Congress to pass an extension of tax cuts for middle-class families.
Federal prosecutors say Dr. Norman Werther knowingly sold oxycodone to a person identified only as "N. B.," a person that Werther knew was a drug addict.
CEO Michael Araten says he believes the president wanted to see the K'nex facility because of what it represented about local manufacturing.
The $411-million spending plan slashes nearly $1-million in earmarks to social service agencies and non-profits. Public hearings are scheduled for today.
In a 20-minute videotaped confession to police, Raghu Yandamuri says he planned to kidnap Saanvi Venna to get money from her parents.
Eloise Nimoityn is donating 100 stuffed animals and copies of the children's book "Pat The Bunny" to the organization "Women Against Abuse."
Harcum College in Bryn Mawr is offering a special scholarship for full-time students from counties in Delaware, New Jersey, and New York affected by Hurricane Sandy.
A two-alarm fire ripped through a garage in Whitemarsh Township, Montgomery County on Sunday, destroying three cars.
A few hundred people turned out to the first annual memorial game at Penn Saturday to support the family of Brad Fox
