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Facebook has activated its "Safety Check" notification system. Anyone who is in the Paris area where the deadly attacks occurred can hit an "I'm safe" button that will notify their friends that they are okay.
A champion in the fight against in autism was in Philadelphia for a special visit today at the Center for Autism, the oldest treatment facility in the country.
Edward Snowden's name has become synonymous with the push toward privacy, ever since he started leaking classified details of government mass surveillance programs two years ago. And now he's dispensing some advice on how best to safeguard your communications.
Before you know it the holidays will soon be upon us. Many families will be hitting the road to visit loved ones, often with a family pet in tow. So how do you make sure they're traveling safe? While many pet crate manufacturers claim their products are crash-tested, there are currently no federal testing or performance standards.
Federal and state authorities have charged a uniformed Secret Service officer from Maryland with sending obscene images and texts to someone he thought was a young Delaware girl, sometimes sending online communications while on duty at the White House.
For the first time ever an american school will allow a student to take marijuana during the school day.
The federal government's proposal Thursday to ban smoking inside and out of public housing nationwide got a decidedly mixed reaction from the people most affected.
More than 100 women have filed a lawsuit against a Chester County pharmaceutical company. They say they took birth control pills that were incorrectly packaged -- and then got pregnant -- and are now seeking millions in damages.
Members of a West Philadelphia church did something for the first time since the congregation formed in 1882. They talked about what to do if someone walked in with a gun.
90-year-old Ralph Herman brought the Wells Fargo Center to their feet.
New York's attorney general on Tuesday ordered the daily fantasy sports companies DraftKings and FanDuel to stop accepting bets in the state, saying their operations amount to illegal gambling.
Some fast food workers are again demanding a higher minimum wage after walking off the job in Philadelphia and 270 cities today. They are fighting for $15 an hour.
The late son of Vice President Joe Biden is being remembered in Delaware. The state is set to rename its National Guard Headquarters in New Castle after Beau Biden.
A government official told Eyewitness News Thursday evening that the Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) will likely ramp up security screenings at major airports for passengers flying overseas.
The multibillion dollar shuttered Atlantic City Revel casino sits dark and unused, but owner Glenn Straub wants to turn it into the world's most luxurious refugee camp.
