Phila. Lawmakers Advance Measure To Give Cleanup Crews Access To Vacant Lots
City clean-up crews in Philadelphia may soon have the authority to clip the locks on fenced-in vacant lots that are left in disrepair.
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City clean-up crews in Philadelphia may soon have the authority to clip the locks on fenced-in vacant lots that are left in disrepair.
"Operation Warm," a partnership with Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell, raises money for coats for Philadelphia children who need them.
The Pennsylvania Public Interest Research Group says some toys are too loud or too small for safe play.
New Jersey is now the largest venue in America to offer online wagering.
Pennsylvania's top energy official says the natural gas industry in the state has changed in recent years, but remains strong.
Starting today, New Jersey joins only two other states -- Delaware and Nevada -- in offering Internet gambling within its borders.
New Jersey gambling regulators gave six casinos the green light to offer Internet gambling statewide on Monday.
Light heavyweight champion boxer Bernard Hopkins and undefeated junior welterweight champ Danny Garcia assisted with the proceedings.
It's a new law in Philadelphia: commercial building owners must now use an EPA web site to calculate their energy usage, then report that figure annually to the city.
Bartenders and managers in Old City tell KYW Newsradio the day before Thanksgiving is a huge night, second only to New Year's Eve:
Despite the initial glitches as New Jersey's Internet gambling era got underway last week, many gamblers say they're optimistic.
Officials in Camden County are crowing over the latest report card from one of the nation's top bond rating agencies.
The weekend of December 7th and 8th, the Pennsylvania Ballet will operate a holiday marketplace in the lobby of the Kimmel Center.
The old Sears Building along the Admiral Wilson Boulevard is nothing more than rubble now as Campbell Soup Company moves forward with plans to develop an office park adjacent to its corporate headquarters in Camden. But what to do in the meantime?
Would-be gamblers from at least 23 states tried to log onto casino gambling websites in the first night of New Jersey's test of online betting.
