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After watching the district close 32 school buildings over the last two years, school advocates were bracing for even more this year. But schools superintendent William Hite says he's not planning any.
You're not imagining it: Your boss is probably happier than you are.
That is substantially more customers than Target had previously said were affected.
One of Philadelphia's newer specialty coffee shops gets its beans directly from growers.
January is National Soup Month. Also this month, the first-ever Philly Chef Conference, at Drexel University.
The announcement comes on the heels of a strong holiday shopping season for the department store chain.
John Donnelly, a lawyer representing the casino on Delaware Avenue, argued for standing on the grounds that competition has increased greatly since the state's gambling law was passed.
Passengers who bought a ticket but chose not to travel due to this service disruption can receive a refund or a voucher for future travel.
The selection as a Promise Zone means that neighborhood will be given preference when applying for a host of other federal grants.
Meryl Levitz, president and CEO of Visit Philadelphia, says the new ads feature photos promoting city locations or activities and contain a catchy line while retaining the "With Love, Philadelphia" slogan.
Philadelphia public school teachers have been working without a contract since the start of the school year.
After two warmer-than-usual winters, Spring Mountain owner Rick Buckman says he'll take the colder temperatures.
Now, for the first time, the district is disclosing how many offers came in.
It appears state legislative leaders are preparing to take another crack at reforming alcohol sales in Pennsylvania.
STEM education, for Science, Technology, Eningeering and Math, is highly prized these days, but what if it were as accessible as playing with a favorite toy?
