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Breast Cancer Benefit for Brenda Zurlo to be held in Upper Deerfield at Seabrook Fire Hall
A Breast Cancer Benefit for Brenda Zurlo will be held at the Seabrook Fire Hall.
6 hrs ago | NBC Philadelphia
Arrests in Triple Murder at Grocery
Ibrahim Muhammed and Nalik Shariff Scott face murder charges for a triple murder at a West Philly grocery store.
8 hrs ago | Philly.com
Reducing teen traffic accidents
When teens drive with other teens , the risks for fatal crashes increase. Tough driving laws are not enough, according to a study by CHOP.
12 hrs ago | CBS Local
Philadelphia Takes The Hippest Trip In America In Honor Of A Legend
PHILADELPHIA - To honor the life of Soul Train creator Don Cornelius , hundreds of people from all over the world are expected to join hands on the Philadelphia Art Museum steps, this afternoon, to start a love train - and try to break a world record.
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Dr. Developer guilty of wire and mail fraud
IN 1989, Michael Yaron begged a federal judge in Philadelphia for another chance, one more opportunity to use his Oxford education and business prowess for good.
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A bright, new, cheerful jazz concert cabaret club, The Red Room, has taking its place in the Philadelphia jazz scene.
Builder reflects on boom times gone by
But his business is real estate, mainly office buildings. And, let's be honest, he says, the great days of suburban development aren't coming back anytime soon.
Philadelphia Center Calls On Women To Show Their Inner Beauty And Go Makeup-Free
PHILADELPHIA - A local eating disorder treatment center wants you to leave the make up at home for one day and show the world your inner beauty.
Two sides to naming a Philadelphia landmark
Looking for proof that there is no such thing as a coincidence? Take the intersecting lives of Georgie Woods and the Hoods of East Falls.
Exhibits: Philadelphia celebrates Dickens' 200th birthday
Past the glass case containing sketches for his novel "Oliver Twist," beyond the handwritten letter to his publisher about Little Nell, and away from the first published installments of "Hard Times" sits Charles Dickens' pet bird.
Philadelphia Police Seek Public's Help In Locating Woman With Special Needs
Philadelphia police seek the public's help in locating a woman with special needs who was last seen on Thursday.
West Chester felon charged in killing
A second "gun-toting convicted felon" was taken into custody early Saturday, accused of spraying bullets in a West Chester neighborhood last month that killed a 23-year-old Philadelphia man.
'The Abduction From The Seraglio'
The Opera Company of Philadelphia performs Mozart's "The Abduction from the Seraglio" at the Academy of Music from February 17th through the 26th.
A bloody start to the year for Philadelphia
Stephanie Mayweather is out of answers. Standing outside a corner market in crime-ridden North Philadelphia, she throws her arms up in desperation.
Mellow spent thousands on lawyers in 2011
In a year a federal corruption investigation of him heated up, former state Senate Democratic Leader Robert J. Mellow's chief campaign committee spent almost $740,000 on lawyers for unspecific reasons, despite a state law that says campaign money must be spent on influencing the outcome of elections.
Hockey coach charged with assaulting youths found dead in cell
Ivan Pravilov, the former coach of the Ukrainian national hockey team who was accused of sexually assaulting underage boys in Mount Airy, was found dead early Friday in a federal jail cell in Philadelphia.
Philly-area man to serve 8 years for Ponzi scheme
A suburban Philadelphia man who authorities say scammed investors out of millions of dollars using a Ponzi scheme will serve more than eight years in prison.
Hockey Coach Charged With Child Molestation in Philadelphia Found Dead In Cell
PHILADELPHIA - A Ukrainian hockey coach who was facing child molestation charges has been found dead in his cell at the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia cardinal's death investigated
In this July 15, 2003 file photo, Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua listens to a reporter's question as St.