SLS International Hotel/Condo Project, New Comcast Skyscraper Seek Zoning Changes
Two projects that will become Philadelphia's tallest residential and commercial towers went before the City Planning Commission for zoning amendments.
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Two projects that will become Philadelphia's tallest residential and commercial towers went before the City Planning Commission for zoning amendments.
A US Airways flight from Boston to Philadelphia was cancelled after officials say the plane struck a deicing truck at Boston Logan International Airport Tuesday.
Among the alleged criminal acts was the December 2012 torching of a Quaker Meetinghouse under construction in Chestnut Hill.
A Borough council meeting is being held at Paulsboro High School Monday night to allow residents the opportunity to ask questions about contamination in their water supply.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has advice so you can avoid some of the top scams.
Using electricity to zap away heart failure is something that's being tested here in Philadelphia. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more about the experimental technology.
Scott Carter of Downingtown owns Scott Carter Enterprise, an auto repair shop. He knows how important a working car is.
Attention drivers: Richmond Street will be closed to through traffic and detoured between Lehigh Avenue and Cambria Street in Port Richmond beginning Thursday afternoon.
I-476 southbound has reopened after an accident involving several vehicles.
A North Jersey man who believed he was meeting a 15-year-old Bordentown girl for sex has been arrested.
Just how desperate was the rock salt shortage last week?
Police chased the suspect upstairs, and he then jumped from the second-floor window to the ground.
Developer Don Peebles said he will purchase the building from the city for $4.5 million and will spend another $85 million renovating it.
New Jersey is swinging for the fences in its last ditch effort to overturn a federal ban on sports betting in all but four states.
Demolition contractor Griffin Campbell and heavy-equipment operator Sean Benschop are charged with six counts of third-degree murder.
