New Jersey Changing Way It Tests High School Students For Graduation
New Jersey education officials are working to clear up some confusion regarding testing standards for high school students before they graduate.
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New Jersey education officials are working to clear up some confusion regarding testing standards for high school students before they graduate.
A hearing is set next week in federal bankruptcy court on whether to approve a $110 million bid to take over the closed Revel Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City.
Councilwoman Maria Quinones Sanchez wants to change Philadelphia's Home Rule Charter so that every agency and department would be required to have a plan for working with residents who don't speak English well.
Drexel University's Kline School of Law opened a free community legal clinic to serve the residents in the Mantua and Powelton Village neighborhoods of West Philadelphia.
A Bald Eagle from the Elmwood Park Zoo will be raising awareness about wildlife conservation at every Philadelphia Eagles home game starting Sunday.
Play Dusty for Me! Wait, isn't it Play Misty for Me? Of course it is. But misty is the weather this morning, which makes it perfect to play dusty inside your house.
In a blog post, Facebook vowed to do things "better" and "in the most responsible way" when it comes to experiments on its users. But Drexel cyber security expert Dr. Rob D'ividio says the social network needs to go much further.
The changing leaves greet Philadelphia residents and visitors alike with a kaleidoscope of blazing color, enticing them to visit these popular spots for taking in the colors of fall.
A new ad campaign from Temple University's athletics department is gaining traction, but the billboards and signs for the campaign have some people scratching their heads.
Not many companies are going to take over the world the way Google has, but now you can access the business savvy of two men who helped make it so.
Posting a 9.4 percent September increase, the US continues to lead the global auto marketplace.
Travelers at Philadelphia International Airport continue to dart off to their destinations, some a little less carefree, a little more concerned about the Ebola epidemic.
The New Jersey Department of Health says the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notified them Friday night that a Mercer County child who died last week tested positive for the respiratory illness enterovirus D68.
What's really scary about the rankings, though, is that an apartment in Philly's toniest neighborhood is still, on average, a thousand dollars less than one in the neighborhood that ranked above it.
Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden is alerting consumers about two unrelated telephone scams that have targeted consumers in the state.
