Firm To Get $260M In Aid To Build Plant In Camden
New Jersey officials on Thursday approved tax incentives worth $260 million over 10 years for a company to bring 395 jobs — many of them in manufacturing — to Camden
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New Jersey officials on Thursday approved tax incentives worth $260 million over 10 years for a company to bring 395 jobs — many of them in manufacturing — to Camden
Want to do something good for the environment? Put down the hamburger.
"The issues today, of cyberbullying and hate speech and harassment, they present real challenges," said Judge Marjorie Rendell, who knows about challenging First Amendment issues.
A group of middle school students, at Temple University for a two-week science camp, were playing the role of NASA engineers.
Michael Barkann and Ike Reese ranked the NFC East teams, position-by-position on their 94WIP MIke & Ike Show.
In all, 342 layoff notices are going out. A school district spokeswoman says this is unrelated to the cigarette tax standoff in Harrisburg.
The federal judge ruled that the private system for tracking transfers of mortgages known as "MERS" violated Pennsylvania law.
Lori Woodward was here to introduce ACTS to us. ACTS Retirement-Life Communities offers various ways to make life easier when your or your loved one gets older.
This year, for the first time ever, the first concert of the series will be free for military personnel, police, and firefighters.
Gov. Tom Corbett is vetoing millions of dollars from the state legislature's budget and urging lawmakers to make a new effort to address public-sector pensions.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Some 300 New Jersey state police and transportation department workers took part in a statewide hurricane drill today in Cumberland County to test their ability to get hundreds of thousands of people out of shore towns if the need occurs.
There are reports of multiple injuries, but no word on how many or how severe.
The Firefly Music Festival wasn't all fun, games and music. For some, it was apparently about taking advantage of others.
The Selective Service System says a data glitch prompted it to send notices to several deceased men in Pennsylvania, ordering them to register for the nation's military draft.
