Postal Worker Hoarded 25,000 Pieces Of Mail: Reports

Patrick D’Ambrosio has been charged with obstruction of mail after authorities found the letters at his home and in his car, reports say.

Papal Visit? There's An App For That

A new app will allow people to use their smartphones as a guide to various events surrounding Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia.

One Year After Dresser Crushes West Chester Child, IKEA Offers Free Repair Kit

Two months after a West Chester mother sued IKEA, blaming the company for the death of her 2-year-old son, the chain offers a fix.

Study Names Wawa America's Favorite Convenience Store

In their annual study, Market Force Information asked consumers where they prefer to fuel up.

Which Swear Words Are Most Popular In Pennsylvania?

According to one British linguist, people in Southeast Pa. enjoy using a wide variety of swear words.

No Papal Passes To Be Sold This Week: SEPTA

A special website selling Regional Rail passes for the Pope’s visit in September will not reopen this week, SEPTA announced Tuesday.

Renowned Catholic speaker, Dr. Scott Hahn

is speaking at the Miraculous Medal Shrine on September 24, 2015

Reader'sTheater At The Stagecrafters

Living Space Opens July 31

A "Forest-to-Plate" Dinner at Awbury Arboretum

An evening of wild edibles foraging, identification, and dining. August 14, 2015, 6:30 - 9:00 PM

Pa. Attorney General Warns Of New Computer Repair Scam

The scam starts with a call from a person with a heavy accent who claims the recipient of the call is in need of a computer repair.

Chestnut Hill Resident Carl S. Primavera, Esq.

Elected as New Trustee of the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra Board

How Dependent Is Pennsylvania On The Federal Government?

A new study breaks it down.

"Grow" into science with GSK Science in the Summer

See what will "sprout" from your knowledge with this experiment on seeds

One-Day Passes For Pope Visit Go On Sale July 20

All riders must purchase the special passes. Quantities will be limited, SEPTA said.

OMG PD: Top 10 Police Stories This Week In Pa.

Join us as we count down the top 10 strangest police stories this week on Patch sites across Pennsylvania.

Pa. Among America's 'Least Healthy' Democracies

A new study ranks Pennsylvania 43rd out of 51.

Indoor Skydiving / Joe Paterno Beer Can / Woman Disrobes On I-95 / Workplace Stabbing

Catch up on recent news in Eastern Pennsylvania, including strangest police stories and a Good News roundup.

Dr. John, The Original Orlons Performing Around Main Line On Sunday

Here’s some of the events happening around the Main Line area on Sunday.

08/09 Kids' Lit Mini-Fest @ Big Blue Marble Bookstore

A one day festival of books, arts, music, action heroes and dinosaurs!

Huntington's Disease Caregivers Gathering

Philly Cure HD, Huntington's disease, holds Caregivers Gatherings every other month.

Huntington's Disease Caregivers Gathering

Philly Cure HD, Huntington's disease, holds Caregivers Gatherings every other month.

Main Line Fire Companies Want More Funding From Tredyffrin-Easttown

Fire companies from Malvern, Radnor, Paoli and Berwyn have joined forces to call for increased and more predictable funding from TE.

8/9 @ 7 pm Living in the Crosshairs: The Untold Stories of Anti-Abortion Terrorism

Authors David S. Cohen and Krysten Connon discuss their new study of violence against abortion providers

Four Armed Men Attempt Home Invasion On Burnham Rd.

Philadelphia Police say four armed men tried to get inside a residence Burnham Road Tuesday night.

One-Day SEPTA Passes For Pope Visit Go On Sale July 20

All riders must purchase the special passes. Quantities will be limited, SEPTA said.

Philadelphia Archbishop on Fired Gay Catholic School Teacher: It's 'Common Sense'

Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput has called the controversial dismissal “simple matter of honesty” and “common sense.”

Philadelphia Man Gets 3 Years In Jail For Fraud Scheme

A New Jersey employee fraudulently had railroad business overcharge state by $700,000, authorities say.

Councilman Shoots Bank Robber / Teacher Gets Physical With Student / McNabb Nabbed For DUI: Top Pa. Crime News

Check out recent police and crime news that made headlines in Eastern Pennsylvania.

Coyote Sightings / Sex On Courthouse Roof / Vigilante Shooting / Police Beating

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on recent news in Eastern Pennsylvania, including strangest police stories and a Good News roundup.

Saturday Is Free Slurpee Day At 7-Eleven

Customers can enjoy a free small Slurpee on July 11.

Warm, Sunny Days In Weekend Forecast

Despite the chance of a thunderstorm Sunday night, the weekend is shaping up to be warm and sunny.

Jazz at Restoration Church in Northwest Philly

The Unitarian Universalist church on Stenton Avenue in Northwest Philly is featuring two jazz concerts in July

How Far Does $100 Go In Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvanians might be pleasantly surprised.

Thunderstorms On The Way, 'Damaging' Wind And Flooding Possible

A hazardous weather outlook has been issued for the Philly region and much of the region on Thursday as heavy thunderstorms are anticipated.

Chestnut Hill-Mt. Airy resident Susan Blair is in an affair -- THE CHOCOLATE AFFAIR -- at Old Academy Players July 10-19 at the 7th Annual Summer One-Act Bonanza!

Six Performances Only...Seven Hilarious Comedies...One Unforgettable Production!

Record Number Of Bald Eagles Reported In Pa.

An all-time high of 277 nests were documented during the mid-year survey.

Three Weeks Of Free Ice Cream In Philly -- No Joke!

The Good Humor "truck of the future" will be coming to the City of Brotherly love to give out free ice cream starting July 12.

Pennsylvania Turnpike Tolls To Rise 6 Percent In 2016

The new toll hikes will go into effect on Jan. 3.

Play Intervention Study

Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders between 3 and 14 years of age

Summer Theater at The Stagecrafters

Annual Reader's Theater