DRPA Member Expresses Concern Over Unpublicized Meeting
DRPA board member Eugene DePasquale, the Pennsylvania auditor general, attended the two-hour session by phone. He thinks the lack of public notice was a mistake.
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DRPA board member Eugene DePasquale, the Pennsylvania auditor general, attended the two-hour session by phone. He thinks the lack of public notice was a mistake.
The Ray of Hope Project brings in strong, healthy volunteers to fight what the group's head calls an "uphill battle" in Kensington.
Tourism officials in Montgomery County are hosting about a dozen meeting planners from across the country hoping to convince them to bring their next convention to the area.
Dick Morris and Gary R'Nel spoke with Donald Trump on 1210 WPHT about his lawsuit to get his name removed from the Trump Plaza and Trump Taj Majal in Atlantic City
One day after Governor Corbett was in town to announce an advance of funds for the troubled School District of Philadelphia, his Democratic opponent in the upcoming election, Tom Wolf, made a campaign stop in Northeast Philadelphia.
"It always pays to make sure that you don't attract criminals to your vehicle by leaving a laptop or a cell phone or GPS device or other valuables in clear sight," says an insurance industry expert.
"It's amazing how a plastic card can really change a lot," says immigration rights worker Maria Sotomayor, recalling her own victory in obtaining a driver's license.
"We're trying to work together to put the 'nice' back in the town," says Majeedah Rashid, CEO of the Nicetown Community Development Corporation.
Menendez (D-NJ) echoed NTSB findings that laid particular blame at the feet of Conrail for what happened.
There's more bad news for AC, and nearby Wilmington didn't fare well either.
Shopping alert! Construction is officially underway on a new outlet center in South Jersey.
KYW's Hadas Kuznits reports on a new restaurant in center city that's proud of its hummus, a smartphone app to make your shopping trips easier, and the next "Night Market" street fair, in West Philly.
The chairman of the Gaming Control Board says deliberations continue on who, if anyone, will get the second casino license for the city of Philadelphia.
Lawyers for the casino said in a court filing Wednesday night that they received multiple bids for the casino by the Monday deadline. The auction was rescheduled for Aug. 14 at 9 a.m.
Environmentalists and activists gathered today at Boathouse Row to tout the importance of new rules clarifying the reach and control of the Environmental Protection Agency and the US Army Corps of Engineers over major waterways and the streams and creeks that flow into them.
