City Council Presses Nutter Administration Over Cost of Foreign Trips
Councilman Jim Kenney was among those questioning deputy maoyr Alan Greenberger about the value of Mayor Nutter's taxpayer-funded overseas trips.
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Councilman Jim Kenney was among those questioning deputy maoyr Alan Greenberger about the value of Mayor Nutter's taxpayer-funded overseas trips.
The issue has gained national attention with computer system intrusions at Target, Nieman Marcus, TJ Maxx, and other retailers.
"We've been calling on people to fast because now is the time," said Lisa Sharon Harper (at lectern in photo), who works for the DC-based Sojourners.
The Philadelphia Gas Works is launching an effort to get homeowners to do home energy audits in exchange for rebates for improving the home's energy efficiency.
Officials say the Spanish-American War-era ship will remain docked at Penn's Landing after efforts to find it a home elsewhere in the country fell through.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
The two Philly area breweries were the only ones to make the Brewers Association's roundup.
New owners Philadelphia restaurateurs Jim Caiola and David Salama had planned to open last November. But construction and other problems delayed the opening.
Qatar Airlines is the flag carrier for the oil rich nation of Qatar, and the airline is rapidly expanding. "This is a huge deal for us," PHL CEO Mark Gale said.
Revenue collections for the month of March brought disappointing news for Governor Corbett and Pennsylvania lawmakers.
Just weeks before the April 15th tax deadline, the Internal Revenue Service is warning taxpayers about a new email scam.
Dominic Verdi is charged with using his position to extort additional sales for a beer distributorship he co-owned.
The price of a Penndot identification card more than doubled on April 1st, to $27.50.
"I think it's crazy," says Tim Roberts (in photo), head brewer at Yards Brewing Company, in Philadelphia.
Several local officials, including Atlantic City's mayor, hopped onto the inaugural flight to Chicago for meetings there, in hopes of drumming up business.
