PATCO Unhappy Refurbished Trains Still In Test Mode
PATCO is getting a little impatient with the contractor hired to replace the engines and interiors of its 120 car fleet.
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PATCO is getting a little impatient with the contractor hired to replace the engines and interiors of its 120 car fleet.
Nonprofits and social service agencies at the shore are trying to fill the back-to-school needs of families affected by the Atlantic City casino closings.
Teachers in Philadelphia's cash-strapped public schools are already back at work, getting ready.
Coaches and league officials are emphasizing attempting to take further steps to prevent head injuries.
Mayor Nutter has signed a bill that requires all Philadelphia employers to give workers who are nursing mothers the space and time to pump milk while on the job.
Nearly two years after Hurricane Sandy, New York's popular South Street Seaport is still recovering. But it's really worth a getaway visit.
It's extremely important to be aware that the soaring temperature inside a parked car on even just a warm day can kill a pet in a matter of minutes.
When it comes to cancer and other chronic diseases, being positive and having support is crucial for the healing process.
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Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
Wednesday night, more than 1,000 people attended a candlelight vigil at Mainland Regional High School in Linwood, Atlantic County.
Samsung is showing off several new devices that are expected to be released this fall, including a big smartphone that's likely to see some competition from Apple in the coming days.
The discovery was made around 7:47 p.m. at the 6100 block of North Lawrence Street.
A young man fighting cancer at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has become a YouTube sensation. His covers of two songs by rapper Jay Z are helping to shine light on the daily difficulties faced by cancer patients.
