Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker signs bill adding speed cameras to Broad Street into law
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker signed three bills related to public safety into law, including one that will add speed cameras on Broad Street.
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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker signed three bills related to public safety into law, including one that will add speed cameras on Broad Street.
This is the season for summer camps and swim club activities and all are happening in the middle of this heat wave. Camp counselors and families in Montgomery County got very creative to say cool. Kim Hudson reports.
From seeing it on screen to being in the scene, stepping into your favorite Netflix show may soon be a reality at the King of Prussia Mall.
Herr's annual chip flavor contest featuring Philadelphia-area businesses is back, with pierogi, ravioli and stromboli options.
Philadelphia started opening its public pools on a rolling basis starting on June 17, with a few more opening each day around the city until 60 are up and running. Howard Monroe was at the Penrose Pool in North Philadelphia to celebrate its opening. We also hear from Anne Marie Dunne, the deputy commissioner of the city's Parks and Recreation department, about the massive undertaking to get all these pools open.
A 49-year-old man admitted to killing his mother after he assaulted an officer in Washington D.C., the Bucks County District Attorney's Office said on Monday.
Mayor Cherelle Parker added a new member to her administration Monday evening, appointing Jeffrey W. Thompson as Philadelphia's newest fire commissioner.
Johnson, the Philadelphia City Council President, celebrated opening day by taking part in the ceremonial first jump at Chew Playground, which is one of 60 pools the city will be opening on a rolling basis over the next several weeks.
Philadelphia council president Kenyatta Johnson and two neighborhood children, 9-year-old Averie Billups and 12-year-old Ashton Billups, celebrated opening day by taking part in the ceremonial first jump at Chew Playground in Point Breeze.
The Pennsylvania House Majority Policy Committee held a hearing Monday to discuss the abrupt closure of the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
A Delaware County man is attracting attention because of the feathered companion he brings with him to Wawa.
At Hatfield Aquatic Center in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, lifeguards take frequent breaks and hydrate throughout the day so they are prepared to keep others safe in the water.
Bill Wasson, a retired butcher, brings his cockatoo Tiki to Wawa stores in Delaware County almost every day. They've become local celebrities.
Robyn Kass-Gerji was crowned Miss Susquehanna Valley but dropped out of Miss Pennsylvania following death threats from another contestant.
In this week's episode of Spreading the Love, we take you to Kevin Upshur who is honoring his mother's legacy by creating the Strawberry Mansion Learning Center to help support local youth.
75 men and women to graduate from the police academy - marking the department's largest graduating class in 6 years.
10 city pools will not open this summer due to ongoing repairs.
While some of the city pools will open this week, several pools will not reopen for the 2024 summer season.
Mayor Cherelle Parker led the Juneteenth parade in West Philadelphia. Neighbors said the celebration represents solidarity, freedom and hope.
Father's Day is the last seasonable day before temperatures rise ushering in the first heat wave of the season this week.
SEPTA has fully refurbished eight PCC trolleys and they're working on more. Check out where you can expect to see these iconic trolleys rolling in the city of Philadelphia.
With summer vacations just around the corner, boarding dogs in daycare may not be the best option for all pets.
The family of Isya Stanley have identified their 17-year-old daughter as the teen who was shot and killed Friday night. Eva Andersen reports.
People from all walks of life came together on Germantown Avenue Saturday for the 18th annual Juneteenth Festival.
Police say an officer from the dirt bike enforcement unit stopped a man on an illegal dirt bike at Somerset and 6th streets in Fairhill just after 3 p.m. They said the man pulled a gun. That's when another officer providing backup shot the rider twice. He is now in critical condition.
