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In addition to fireworks lighting up the night sky on the last day of the year, some places around the country could see a geomagnetic storm that occurs when large amounts of solar energy travel from the sun into Earth's atmosphere, and strong solar winds approach Earth's surface.
Every day this month has been above average in Philadelphia. December 2015 is now on pace to be the warmest December ever, in the city, since record keeping began in 1872.
This is up from 34% when this question was last asked in March 2014.
Winter officially begins tonight at 11:48pm. However, winter weather seems to be nowhere in sight.
Christmas is now only two weeks away, and if "celestial beauty" is on Santa's list for you this year, you're in luck!
The survey shows that the number of Americans with no debt is growing, but so is the number of indebted Americans who say they'll never get out.
The study divided the average annual cost to insure each vehicle by its manufacturer's suggested retail price to determine which cars are relative bargains to insure and which carry a surprisingly high insurance burden.
As part of its "Home for the Holidays" promotion, the Burlington County Animal Shelter is waiving all pet adoption fees through the month of December. With the shelter nearing capacity, staff and volunteers are working harder than ever to find homes for the animals.
Apparently, some Philadelphia police officers need to be sent to a reeducation center to understand Mayor Elect Jim Kenney's dictums in keeping Philadelphia as San Francisco east when it comes to being a Sanctuary City.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane's office today announced that consumers holding unused gift cards purchased from RadioShack now have a way to obtain refunds.
I think my Thanksgiving experience was much more that of the average American.
"Philadelphia is the saddest pro sports city in America right now." That is the sentiment of USA Today sports blogger...and probably a few others.
It's estimated that 30 million homes will serve up the dish this holiday.
We are living in a strange golden age of TV.
A potent cold front, crossing the Tennessee Valley, will bring heavy rain to our region on Thursday accompanied by temperatures in the upper 60s and gusty winds.
Conditions are already becoming breezy in Center City and other parts of the Delaware Valley as well, and gusts will only get stronger by this afternoon.
A cold front is now approaching the Delaware Valley, and will be bringing showers through the midday.
The complaint alleges violations of the Consumer Protection Law.
Areas along the coast in southern New Jersey and Delaware are currently seeing the heaviest rain.
Tropical Storm Kate has become the 11th named storm in the Atlantic in 2015.
The record high for today is 79, and the morning low only dropped to 66, so there won't be a long way to go.
This FREE event is for Burlington County residents only. ID is required. No businesses, please.
There is widespread dense fog around this morning, and even a few sprinkles.
This weekend get rid of your unwanted, sensitive documents, including bank and credit card statements, medical records, tax returns, cancelled checks and credit reports.
High temperatures ran 15° above average yesterday, and are expected to do the same on Wednesday.
