New Chairman, New CEO for Delaware River Port Authority
Pennsylvania lieutenant governor Jim Cawley was sworn inas chairman of the bi-state agency, replacing David Simon.
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Pennsylvania lieutenant governor Jim Cawley was sworn inas chairman of the bi-state agency, replacing David Simon.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
A coalition of activists has announced a campaign to raise the minimum wage in Pennsylvania, but they face an uphill battle.
Powell and more than 40 of her neighbors have signed a petition against a proposal now in front of the Cheltenham Zoning Hearing Board.
An enthusiastic group of fast food workers rallied outside of a North Philadelphia McDonald's Tuesday to show support class actions filed against the company in Michigan, California and New York.
Philadelphia has one of the highest rates of signup, but advocates are not resting until the March 31st deadline passes.
The coalition of union and nonunion workers chanted and held placards in a boisterous, 15-minute rally against Aker Philadelphia's hiring pracctices.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
City Council president Darrell Clarke and six other district councilmembers are proposing that the city government borrow $100 million to finance construction of 1,500 new, affordable properties over the next three or four years, mainly in gentrifying neighborhoods.
Eighty-three percent of the principals' union membership voted to accept the contract concessions that also require them to pay health care premiums.
McGillin's Olde Ale House, on Drury Street, just off 13th and Chestnut, has been opening its door since 1860. On St. Patrick's Day, the crowd starts early.
Sally Beauty says that a security breach discovered on March 5 affected fewer than 25,000 credit and debit card accounts.
The city and the nation has focused a lot attention on the impact of the criminal justice system on men and boys of color, but a new report shows women of color who have a criminal record have a tough time as well.
Pay raises for members of the Board of Revision of Taxes could be delayed by a previous court ruling, even though City Council voted to raise their pay in an effort to break a logjam of cases.
But starting May 1st, the 57 families still remaining in FEMA housing will be charged market-rate rent.
