Philadelphia man turns to PECO's in-home energy assessment for relief
PECO's in-home energy assessment program offers a personalized evaluation of how a home uses and loses energy.
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PECO's in-home energy assessment program offers a personalized evaluation of how a home uses and loses energy.
With winter fast approaching and energy prices continuing to rise, many Philadelphia families are bracing for steep utility bills. But a local program from PECO is offering some relief.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro explains why he directed his administration to approve SEPTA's request to use capital project money for daily operations for the next two years.
Flames broke out at the former Greater White Rock Baptist Church on the 5500 block of Market Street, shortly after 3:30 a.m. When fire crews arrived, the structure was fully engulfed in flames. The blaze was quickly upgraded to a two-alarm fire with more than 100 Philadelphia Fire Department members responding.
The Philadelphia Phillies will be without MVP candidate Trea Turner and third baseman Alec Bohm due to injuries.
Monday in the Philadelphia region will be a pleasant, crisp day with sunshine and highs in the mid-70s.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Monday approved SEPTA's plan to use capital project money to fund daily operations for the next two years, meaning the transit authority's "doomsday" service cuts will be reversed and a 21.5% fare increase will take effect Sunday.
In this Week's Spreading the Love, Wakisha Bailey goes back to Father Judge High School. Since our last visit, they've expanded their skilled-trades program into a full Career Pathways Academy.
Brandon Goldner has more on what you need to know.
Flames broke out at the former Greater White Rock Baptist Church on the 5500 block of Market Street, shortly after 3:30 a.m.
Traffic reporter Kim Hudson has the latest road conditions around the Philadelphia region, including a multi-vehicle crash that snarled traffic on I-95 North in Bensalem on Monday morning.
Chandler Lutz has more on the social media reaction on what the NFL should do about the Jalen Carter spitting incident.
A worker sustained a graze wound when she was shot by a customer inside a restaurant in Overbrook Sunday evening, Philadelphia police said.
The first Hoagie Throwdown event in Fishtown was a battlefield of delicious sandwiches and much more.
The Chestnut Hill East Station has been under construction since January.
Police in Delaware County arrested a man who shot another man multiple times after getting into a fight Saturday night in East Lansdowne, Pennsylvania.
Foodies, the wait is finally over! Manayunk Restaurant Week is back in town now through Sept. 14.
The program will provide an in-school support system for students who experience trauma outside of school. The program will be piloted at 15 schools this year with the ultimate goal of being rolled out citywide next school year.
While the forecast wasn't ideal, the cause was worth walking for. The Philly Walk to End Colon Cancer aims to raise awareness about colorectal cancer, which is the second leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. Rates continue to rise among young people; within the next five years, it is projected to be the leading cause of death among adults under 50. However, with timely screening, colon cancer is highly preventable.
Community members are asked to bring clothes, household items, gift cards and toys to benefit the fire victims. The support drive is being held at the DoubleTree by Hilton Reading on Monday.
Showers will slowly clear out of the area, and temperatures will increase as the day continues, before we head into a mostly sunny work week.
Low income households, seniors and those experiencing financial hardships can apply for help either online or by mail.
A rally will be held outside the former Crozer-Chester Medical Center building on Monday, demanding that it be reopened as part of the National Day of Action for Medicaid demonstrations being held in a dozen states.
From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Walnut Street will be closed from 15th to 19th Street. There will also be closures along 18th Street from Locust to Chestnut streets.
A powerful Pennsylvania board that's responsible for distributing and overseeing opioid settlement money has heard from the public for the first time after facing criticism over secret meetings and actions that shut the public out of the process.
