Study Says Philadelphians Spend Nearly Three Days A Year Stuck In Traffic
The navigation company TomTom released its annual Traffic Index report, measuring the impact traffic congestion has on over 200 cities around the world.
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The navigation company TomTom released its annual Traffic Index report, measuring the impact traffic congestion has on over 200 cities around the world.
Dr. Patricia Henwood spent a total of 10 weeks in Liberia. First in Bong County, an epicenter of the outbreak for five weeks beginning in October, and then another five weeks beginning in January as the epidemic slowed.
As the budget hearings open, issue #1 is the School District's request for an additional $103 million in city funding.
Researchers looked at typical children and adolescents between three and twenty years old, followed them, and measured brain structure.
For weeks I've seen crews everywhere removing old mulch, raking away leaves and piling on new mulch like thick carpet! What a mistake! Here are some tips for better mulching.
Using data from the Census Bureau, it has been projected that by 2020, the degree of physician shortfall will be 50% greater than has been previously estimated.
Vine has introduced a family friendly offshoot, with clips that will entertain your kid without you having to worry about what they're watching.
Employees and employers are governed by workers compensation law which is a no fault system.
Cities are spending millions of dollars on early education for their neediest children; but in many places, those kids are not showing up.
Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
Officials say the fire was reported Monday night at the 1000 block of Jackson Street.
Philadelphia Police say it happened at about 8:12 p.m. Monday at the unit block of Vodges Street.
Former death row inmate Mumia Abu-Jamal has been hospitalized, but his lawyer says prison officials won't tell him why.
The families of two women killed by a co-worker at a northeast Philadelphia plant 4½ years ago were awarded $38.5 million in punitive damages from a security guard firm on Monday.
Airlines have found plenty of creative ways to charge more fees over the last few years, and most passengers aren't happy with them. As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim finds, another fee could be going up, and it's one fee that all air travelers have to pay.
