Don't Shoot the Messenger: More Snow on the Way

But unlike “Snowmaggedon2015,” forecasters aren’t predicting very much.

The Blizzard That Fizzled, Medical Marijuana, President Coming to Town: The Week So Far

Plus, there was an earthquake in Chester County. Did you feel it?

Traffic Alert: Obama in Philadelphia Thursday

And Vice President Joe Biden will be in town Friday.

Chestnut Hill Reacts To Blizzard-That-Wasn't

Many say they're upset that forecasters and public officials overestimated the impact of Tuesday's storm.

Snow Emergency Declared in Philadelphia

All parked cars must be moved off Snow Emergency Routes by 6 p.m. for plowing, the city announced.

New Gerber Baby, Hero Cop, Internet Sting: The Week in Review

Plus, Tom Wolf is sworn in as Pennsylvania’s 47th governor.

Wolf Sworn In, Ultimate Selfie, Heroic Cop: The Week So Far

Plus, deadly crashes that shuttered area roadways for hours Sunday.

Local Adventures for Little Ones on MLK Day

A few ways to occupy the kids on their day off.

Beer Brouhaha, JoePa's Record Restored, Dog Rescued: The Week in Review

Plus, police say a Church Farm School teacher had a relationship with a student.

'Missing' Mom Charged in Bank Robbery, Plans for Flight 93 Memorial: Patch Regional Roundup

Plus, the CDC says this season’s flu vaccine isn’t very effective.

Dog Nearly Frozen, Teacher Has Relationship With Student, Flu Cases Going Up: The Week So Far

Plus, the “Cake Boss” reality star is opening a Philadelphia location of his famous bakery.

Back the Car Up - Here's Why You Should Warm It Up on Cold Mornings: Letter to the Editor

A letter from one of many Patch readers who told us we were nuts to tell you not to idle your car on a cold morning. What do you think?

Keep Away From Snow Plows, and Other Winter Driving Tips

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is marking Winter Driving Awareness Week.

UPDATE: Here's Why You Shouldn't Idle Your Car on Cold Mornings

Despite common belief, your car doesn’t need time to warm up. Check below to see how the myth could be hurting you, and your wallet.

During Pennsylvania Wine Month, We Drank Up

Sales of Pennsylvania wines were up 31 percent, the state Liquor Control Board said.

Dog Shot, Missing Man Found Dead, String of Thefts: The Week So Far

Plus, how to prevent and deal with frozen pipes.

Just How Much Snow Did We Get?

Check out snowfall totals from Tuesday’s storm.

Pennsylvanians Urged to Register as Organ Donors in 2015

“One organ and tissue donor can save or enhance the lives of more than 50 people,” the state Physician General says.

10 Words and Phrases That Should Be Banished In 2015

In the “cra-cra” world of linguistic evolution, the faculty and staff of a Michigan university want to banish a few phrases into extinction.

Measles Exposure, DA Seeking Death Penalty, Flu Widespread: The Week in Review

Plus, gas prices went up overnight.

State Parks Hosting 'First Day Hikes' on New Year's Day

Twenty-two state parks in Pennsylvania will ring in the New Year with "First Day Hikes."

Shooting Spree, Warm Christmas, Wolf Prepares to Take Office: The Month in Review

A look at some of the top stories of December.

Next Stop, Parenthood! SEPTA Cops Deliver Christmas Baby on Train

Healthy mom and baby were taken to Hahnemann University Hospital.

Not the Warmest Christmas on Record, But Close

“Scrooge won this year,” the National Weather Service said, but it felt pretty nice to us.

Patch Voices: Practice Christmas Tree Safety This Holiday

As you enjoy the holiday season, please take a moment to review these important Christmas tree safety tips from a Star Patcher.

Montco Shooting Spree, Tragic Bus Accident, Unemployment Rate Falls: The Week in Review

A look at some of the top stories from the past week.

In Wake of Tragic Bus Accident, a Reminder of Pa.'s School Bus Laws

A Bensalem teenager boarding a school bus was struck and killed Wednesday by a driver who failed to stop for the bus, authorities said.

2015 Dog Licenses Now Available

Make sure your pet is legal.

Fallen Firefighter, Protest March, New Jaguars: The Week in Review

Plus, a woman admits to stealing from an Oscar-nominated director.

'Fireballs' in the Sky: Peak Viewing Times for the Geminids

The Geminids are the best meteor shower of the year in terms of frequency and intensity of shooting stars. But will the weather cooperate?

Let's Get Patchy: Learn How to Use Community News Site's Functions

Comment, contribute and more.

Search for College Student, New Jaguars, Philly Mourns Firefighter

Plus, a guidance counselor in Bucks County is being investigated for an alleged "violent" Facebook post.

Holiday Tipping: Who Do You Tip, And How Much Do You Give?

Your guide to how much to tip the babysitter, mailman, hairdresser and more.

Nor'easter: Flooding, Rain, Snow Heavy Enough To 'Bring Down' Power Lines

A coastal flood watch will take effect Tuesday morning, and last through Tuesday afternoon as the storm hits Pennsylvania.

Cosby, Deer Season, Elf on the Shelf: The Week in Review

Some of the top stories from around the region this week.

Nor'easter Possible Early Next Week

A 'significant' weather event may be on tap for Monday and Tuesday.

Does Your Baby Have One of the Most Common Names of 2014?

Trends come and go, but the top baby names of 2014 have staying power, according to a report on the most popular names this year.

Cosby Resigns From Temple Board, Alleged Army Imposter, Search for Missing Student Continues: The Week So Far

A look at some of the top stories so far this week from around the region.

Sleet and Snow, But Little Accumulation

Higher temperatures are on the way for a warm, rainy Wednesday.

Ideas for Hiding Your Elf on the Shelf

Some creative solutions for our Patch readers.