Businesses brace for 4th of July crowds as families flock to the Jersey Shore
The crowds down the Jersey Shore are only going to get bigger ahead of Fourth of July. Many people are getting a jump start on the holiday later this week.
Hundreds pack the Art Museum steps in Philadelphia for "Rocky" movie night
Moviegoers sat on the steps of the Art Museum in Philadelphia as a small breeze swept through Thursday night for "Rocky" movie night, a Wawa Welcome America tradition.
Philadelphia Parking Authority worker helped officer who was shot in Kensington
A Philadelphia Parking Authority tow operator was doing his job Saturday night when he found himself helping a police officer who was shot.
Bail set at $12.5 million for man accused of shooting Philadelphia police officer
The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office said bail for Ramon Rodriguez Vazquez, accused of shooting a police officer in Kensington Saturday night, has been set at $12.5 million.
Wildwood officials prepare for Barefoot Country Music Festival after chaotic start to summer
Thousands are expected in Wildwood this weekend for a four-day country music festival.
People enjoy Parks on Tap in Philadelphia amid intense heat wave
Philadelphians stopped to enjoy a drink at Parks on Tap at the Lemon Hill Mansion to end a hot Wednesday.
Philadelphians enjoy music and picnics at the Mann Center despite heat wave
It was a picture-perfect night at the Mann Center on Tuesday as a breeze swept through after a scorcher of a day.
SEPTA riders in Philadelphia react to video showing teens robbing woman on train
Surveillance video shows a group of teens taking a woman's phone and forcing her to stay on the train.
Wildwood approves backpack ban on boardwalk following unruly Memorial Day weekend crowds
The Wildwood Board of Commissioners approved a ban Wednesday on backpacks and other large bags on its boardwalks and beaches effective from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m daily.
Fans come from all over to see Rolling Stones in South Philadelphia
Fans flooded Lincoln Financial Field in South Philadelphia to see the Rolling Stones Tuesday night.
Phillies fans return from London with memories, high hopes for the rest of the season
Philly pride was on display in London, fans said, during the Philadelphia Phillies' games against the New York Mets in the UK.
Supporters rally to save UArts while demanding answers as school marks its last day
Students, staff and supporters of the University of the Arts packed the steps and sidewalks outside of Hamilton Hall on Broad Street Friday, demanding answers as to why their school was shutting down.
Mark Squilla calls for investigation into closure of UArts
The city councilmember introduced a resolution Thursday that passed in City Council to hold hearings about the abrupt closure of the University of the Arts.
Faculty file 2 lawsuits against University of the Arts after abrupt closure announcement
Students and faculty say they have been left in the dark since the abrupt announcement that the University of the Arts will close this month.
University of the Arts president resigns after school's sudden closure
University of the Arts President Kerry Walk resigned Tuesday days after the school suddenly announced its closure.