Delco-Based Software Company Adds Autism-Spectrum Employees

Software giant SAP, based in Delaware County, Pa., is welcoming five new employees — people on the autism spectrum.

• May 1, 2014

Mayor Nutter Helps Usher In Philadelphia's "Mexican Week"

Philadelphia's second annual "Mexican Week" kicked off at City Hall, with events running through Monday, May 5th.

• May 1, 2014

Post-Flooding Dangers Still Lurk, Philadelphia Officials Warn

Mayor Nutter cautioned people -- particularly parents -- not to let their guard down.

• May 1, 2014

Montco Businesses and Homeowners Dealing With Flood Cleanup

On Route 29 in Collegeville, near the Perkiomen Creek, crews were cleaning out a Monro Muffler and Brake shop which got about a foot and a half of water inside the building.

• May 1, 2014

Sugarhouse Develops a New, Simplified Craps Game For Younger Players

The game was created and developed by two Sugarhouse casino employees, table games supervisor Mark Grochala and dealer Tom McCann.

• May 1, 2014

Social Media Today: Anonymous Login, Snapchat Update, Foursquare Split

• May 1, 2014

What's Cooking on 1060: Two Philadelphia Street Festivals on May 3rd

Both the South Street Spring Festival and the Rittenhouse Row Spring Festival are scheduled for Saturday, May 3rd!

• May 1, 2014

Gaming Officials Keeping Quiet About Plans To Award 2nd Casino License In Philadelphia

Members of the Gaming Control Board aren't tipping their hand as to when a decision might be coming on who will get the license for a second casino in Philadelphia.

• May 1, 2014

Hear Philly: Food, Music & More At The Porch In May

Currently in its third year of programming, The Porch at 30th Street offers great food, fitness and lots of free fun.

• Apr 30, 2014

FCC Boss Defends Proposed Rule Canceling Internet 'Neutrality'

"Reports that we're gutting the open Internet are incorrect," said FCC chairman Tom Wheeler to the annual gathering of the National Cable and Telecommunications Association.

• Apr 30, 2014

Mayor Nutter Makes First Stop on Public Schools 'Listening Tour'

His visit to George Washington High School, on Bustleton Avenue in the Northeast, was the first of four around the district.

• Apr 30, 2014

With Fanfare, Historic Apartment Building in Mt. Airy Opens To Seniors

The City of Philadelphia has cut the ribbon on an historic building in Mount Airy, once a neighborhood eyesore, that has been fully renovated to its 19th-Century glory.

• Apr 30, 2014

Lime Prices Edge Upward in Philadelphia Area and Elsewhere

"Everything in produce is just supply and demand," says Butch Dougherty, who operates a produce stand in the Reading Terminal Market. He blames the harsh winter for short supplies.

• Apr 30, 2014

Google Stops Scanning Content of Certain Sensitive Customer Groups

More than 30 million students and teachers use Gmail as part of the free "Apps for Education" service.

• Apr 30, 2014

Social Media Today: Twitter Q1 Earnings, F8 Conference Returns, SVU Marathon Trends

KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.

• Apr 30, 2014

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