
Philadelphia
Answering the call for heatwave questions
When the heat in the city becomes oppressive, the Philadelphia Corporation for Aging’s heatline swings into action. ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia will get better picture of gridlock, but has limited tools for easing it
The city of Philadelphia is getting a traffic control center to monitor and alert drivers of congestion in the city. The city has limited ...
14 years ago
Nutter resists activists urging him to sue Pennsylvania for more education funding
A group is pushing the Nutter Administration to sue the state of Pennsylvania for more school funding. Members of Philadelphia Pro ...
14 years ago
Mission accomplished: Mt. Airy patch delivered to space station
NewsWorks wants to congratulate Mt. Airy resident Jennifer Choy for getting her homework sent into space. When Choy was a student at ...
14 years ago
Joanna Pascale concert photos from Chestnut Hill
It was a hot night for Wednesday’s Pastorius Park concert but turnout was pretty good considering there was a Severe Heat Warning i ...
14 years ago
Baltimore’s ‘A Cool Stick’ returns to its roots
In more ways than one, ‘A Cool Stick’ has some blunt lyrics. Their song “Hippie Girl” tells of a fantasy conjured ...
14 years ago
Colonial era compass points to Philadelphia’s past
For the first time in a decade, Germantown Historical Society’s Rittenhouse compass is on display, shined up and restored after more th ...
14 years ago
Roxborough High to host summer space camp next month
This summer, some local kids will get the chance to build a shutter glider alongside NASA personnel. In an effort to address the n ...
14 years ago
Philadelphians asked to check on elderly during heat wave
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter is asking people to check on the sick and the elderly during the oppressive heat. He said some people ...
14 years ago
3 Philly workers accused of ethics violations
Philadelphia has fired one employee and demoted another for accepting free meals from city contractors. Inspector Genera ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia jails are getting less crowded
The crime and punishment system in Philadelphia may be improving. A Pew Charitable Trusts’ Philadelphia Research Initiative repor ...
14 years ago
Philadelphia looks at selling excess buildings
A Philadelphia task force is reviewing all city properties with an eye toward possibly selling some. Mayor Michael Nutter says Phi ...
14 years ago
Volunteers, vision and change in Vernon Park
Volunteers from several organizations did clean up work in the bucolic and long troubled Vernon Park on Wednesday. The park has been clea ...
14 years ago
Building character in a West Oak Lane-based semi-pro football team
Strength, honor and integrity, the mantra of the Philadelphia Panthers, is exactly what the team displayed Saturday during their opening ...
14 years ago