Source: Revel Casino Buyer Backs Out
Revel opened in April 2012. It cost $2.4 billion to build, but never turned a profit.
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Revel opened in April 2012. It cost $2.4 billion to build, but never turned a profit.
Kiosks for the new Septa Key cards have gone up in several subway and el stations, along with new turnstiles, equipped with red-framed touchless pads; pad-equipped fare boxes have been installed on dozens of buses.
Older couples in bad marriages have a higher risk for heart disease than those in good marriages, according to a first-of-its-kind study funded by the National Institute of Aging.
Police tell CBS 3 Eyewitness News that the name on the packaging has no connection to the store nor the store manager who is cooperating fully with the police. The street value of the marijuana: $300,000.
Thousands of "Santas" will flood the streets of Philadelphia for the 18th year on December 13th.
A federal judge Wednesday listened to opponents of a settlement between the NFL and the players association that would provide compensation and medical care for those who suffer from cognitive disorders resulting from head injuries.
Unite Here Local 54 held a march on the boardwalk Wednesday afternoon to protest billionaire investor Carl Icahn and Trump Entertainment for stripping worker benefits as a condition of keeping the Trump Taj Mahal open.
An 83-year-old woman from Sussex County died on November 17.
Standardized tests like the PSSAs and now, the Keystone exams, are a major measure of student performance in Pennsylvania. But Philadelphia teachers union president Jerry Jordan told a Council hearing that they haven't helped.
Philadelphia police say Karen Benitez, also known as Karen Garcia, claimed she was a job recruiter for US Airways. She charged applicants $200 each.
The fire broke out around 4 p.m. Wednesday at the 200 block of North Union Street.
Your body uses tricks to manage its heat in ultra-cold situations. But, says Dr. Frederic Bertley, "you can't shiver forever."
Karen Benitez, also known as Karen Garcia, was arrested on November 7 for theft by deception and related charges.
The fledgling agency puts former prison inmates to work, removing wood flooring, cabinets, and other fixtures for possible sale or reuse.
Officials say the fire broke out around 8:15 p.m. on the 200 W. block of 17th Avenue.
