Philadelphia Jobs Report: Which College Classes Help Land Jobs
Jill Schlesinger explains which college classes are most likely to help you land a job.
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Jill Schlesinger explains which college classes are most likely to help you land a job.
State Representative Todd Stephens announced his candidacy Thursday in next year's race for Pennsylvania Attorney General.
Atlantic City Police say the child has been located safe.
The Philadelphia Housing Authority broke ground today at 24th and Bolton Streets on what officials are calling the largest housing development project in city history.
With the Pope's visit coming up quickly, everyone's trying to cash in.
Mayor Michael Nutter says his Administration and the Secret Service have a great working relationship, despite what he admits has been – quote – "pushing and shoving" between them over security plans for the visit of Pope Francis.
A new Target store is being constructed along Chestnut Street between 11th and 12th Streets -- and that has folks who live in the area pretty excited.
Michael Ware was sentenced Thursday on three counts each of involuntary manslaughter and recklessly endangering another person for a crash that killed three Bucks County teens.
United States Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez stopped through Camden, New Jersey on Thursday to tour a job training facility that works with youth in low-income communities.
The plans cover the period after 10 p.m. on Thursday, September 24, when the Secret Service begins imposing a no-car zone in a large area around the Ben Franklin Parkway and Independence Hall.
Mayor Michael Nutter held a press conference on Thursday to provide an update on the upcoming World Meeting of Families and papal visit.
It's now seven weeks that Pennsylvania has been without a budget, and agencies that rely on state funding are starting to sweat.
A group of volunteers took to the Delaware River on Thursday for a two week long cleanup project.
New Bureau of Labor Statistics figures released Thursday show the state's the rate has fallen 0.2 percentage points compared with last month.
Hackers have released the email addresses of thousands of registered users at a website that promotes extramarital affairs. Nine of those addresses are for City of Philadelphia employees, and now city officials are investigating.
