Philadelphia Jobs Report: Analyzing The Entry-Level Job Market
Jill Schlesinger reports although the labor market has been strengthening, there's still big competition to land entry-level jobs.
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Jill Schlesinger reports although the labor market has been strengthening, there's still big competition to land entry-level jobs.
Philadelphia Police are looking for the person(s) who broke into a Catholic elementary school and stole dozens of computers, including 30 iPads.
Rich discusses the reaction in the media the a series of New York Times articles on Florida Senator Marco Rubio's finances, New Jersey studying the viability of later starting times for schools, and what could be the next escalation of the Iraq war. He also spoke with Kelly Phillips Erb from Forbes, Pennsylvania State Representative Jordan Harris and author Ann Coulter.
Several small ships will be on hand for the Tall Ships Festival in Philadelphia.
Police tell CBS 3 Eyewitness News a 13-year-old was struck by a school bus in Camden, New Jersey.
"You know, it's not easy when you stand out here," said Andres Camacho, remembering the June 9, 2006 murder of his son, Andres III, outside a grocery store at Berwick Street and Marlton Pike in Camden.
A couple of dozen protesters, in matching red T-shirts, stood outside Council chambers, some holding signs calling on Comcast to "pay (its) fair share."
Vitale told Gary R'Nel on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT that this bill is just another step in keeping children safe while driving.
Included is a side deal that guarantees higher wages for baggage handlers and other employees of private contractors at PHL.
The victim was taken to Temple, where he was listed in stable condition.
Advocates for better state funding for education in Pennsylvania took their cause to the steps of the courthouses today in Montgomery, Chester, and Delaware counties.
Legislation inspired after Rutgers University used student activities fees to pay Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi for an appearance in 2011 has passed a state Senate committee.
The defendant, Padge Windslowe, expressed remorse for her old life, which included injecting women in hotel rooms to make their butts look bigger.
Siegal told Dom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT that the poor and lower-middle class have no real advocates in the halls of power.
Philadelphia's largest employment event will be held on July 14 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
