Jewish Exponent Lays Off Half Its Staff, Will Continue Publishing
The 128-year-old Philadelphia weekly says this was the only way to keep the paper running.
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The 128-year-old Philadelphia weekly says this was the only way to keep the paper running.
You'll soon be able to watch the popular premium channel "Showtime" without paying the cable guy.
Officials say the Lying in Honor for Biden will be held at Legislative Hall from 1-5 p.m.
This multi-faceted exhibit takes a look at LGBT rights from a time when being gay was a crime to today, when gay marriage may be on the verge of becoming the law of the land.
A western Pennsylvania woman has been sentenced to 16 to 32 months in jail for fatally shooting her niece during a party celebrating the defendant's wedding.
The research project by Rutgers University, the University of Texas and the National Science Foundation is getting underway this week after an aborted attempt to do it last summer, when equipment problems scrapped it after a few days.
The man convicted last year of the first-degree murder of Philadelphia police officer Moses Walker Jr. in 2012 was sentenced today to life in prison plus 23-47 years.
When an employee stopped the suspect, police say he pulled out a syringe and said, "I have a dirty needle."
Atlantic City leaders have opposed every attempt to even consider legislation expanding casino gambling beyond its borders.
The Senate Law and Justice Committee sent Brown's nomination to the full state senate for a vote without a recommendation for confirmation.
Nazareth Center for Physical Therapy, Rehab, and Balance helps older adults walk without fear with its innovative balance program.
The announcement comes a day after Thorpe's sons asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene.
The plan includes a huge city tax break for the owner, worth $55 million.
Bill Cosby is seeking to keep the lid on material linked to a confidential 2006 settlement of a Philadelphia sex-assault lawsuit.
Fourteen deputies, including two K9 units, canvassed the towns of Norristown, Pottstown, Collegeville and Phoenixville as well as other areas of Berks and Chester counties with a list of 27 people who owed child support.
