Developer Hoping To Appease National Park Service With Condo Design For 5th & Walnut
Because of its proximity to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, the National Park Service is getting involved in the project.
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Because of its proximity to Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, the National Park Service is getting involved in the project.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Comcast says that for its business and its customers, it's critical for the company to be part of the political process.
Silicon Valley was still number one -- that's a given. But Philadelphia ranked a pretty strong seventh, cited for its "diverse concentration of biopharma businesses and institutions," including 25 medical schools.
Winter may finally be on its way out, but it sure has left its mark.
"We're carrying about 340 million trips, which is about 14 percent higher over the last seven years," says Septa GM Joe Casey.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
Starting April 19th, the market will be back, but outside and across the street, in a parking lot at 8th and Market.
Horticultural therapy is a rehabilitation method that uses plant-based activities to help you get over a spectrum of ailments ranging from winter blues to Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Transport Workers Union Local 234 represents 5,200 workers in Septa's City Division -- including bus, subway, and trolley operators.
Officials say Pennsylvania's unemployment rate dropped to 6.4% in January.
District attorney jack Whelan and the Delaware County Council want officers in their jurisdiction to be able to carry naloxone, also known as Narcan, a drug which can reverse a heroin, oxycontin, or other opiate overdose.
Corbett's move will maintain about $60 to $65 in average monthly food assistance for 400,000 low-income Pennsylvania families.
Members of labor unions representing various groups of Philadelphia municipal workers marched around City Hall both before and after Mayor Nutter's budget address, to push their concerns.
A South Jersey theatre company is looking for a little help before funding issues get out of hand.
