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KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Emergency management coordinators gathering at the Wildwood Convention Center were operating under the belief that it's not a matter of if the Jersey shore gets hit with a hurricane, it's when.
Here's yet another reason to advocate for equal pay: A new study claims men whose wives make as much or more than they do have hotter sex lives.
Panera says it will remove artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners and preservatives from its food by 2016, a reflection of the growing distaste people are showing for such ingredients.
The workers' attorney says the Recreation Department had hired them with full knowledge of those jobs, and in fact because of their experience -- mostly with the school district.
Catholics across the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are dealing with news of a round of parish mergers announced over the weekend.
Katz was a Temple University alumnus and sat on the school's board of directors, and Council President Clarke's district includes the university and its surrounding neighborhood.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
American Traffic Solutions had installed more than 100 red-light cameras at more than two dozen locations around the city, but the Parking Authority last year decided to award a new contract to Xerox.
The June fun in Ocean City starts even before the first full weekend.
After Memorial Day weekend, Sea Isle City doesn't waste any time in getting the summer fun started. On Saturday, May 31st the Craft Beer and Rock Festival returns for a second year.
The Shore Thing: Gumbo, Sand Sculptures and 'The Planet's Biggest Beach Party' - Absecon Island in June.
A New Jersey health department survey finds the majority of residents in a town where a train derailed and released a noxious gas reported new or worsening health problems within weeks.
Ivy Harper says she and her four kids were forced into a shelter by an abusive relationship but the "Your Way Home" program helped her regain her footing.