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"If you turn the corner store around, you will turn the neighborhood around," Pa. state representative Dwight Evans said at the introduction of a pilot program in North Philadelphia.
Sixth District councilman Bobby Henon says bandit signs -– usually offering cash for gold or cash for your home or car -- are a constant and annoying nuisance throughout the city.
Angeline O'Grady's late husband had a specific request for his wife before he lost his battle with cancer in 2011: he wanted to be back in their hometown of Hull, England.
This week in "What's Cooking," KYW's Hadas Kuznits reports on a new wine bar in Wayne, Pa., a new Asian restaurant in Wilmington, and a weeklong restaurant festival along the Main Line.
Thanks to the world of apps, getaway seekers have a new way of getting around.
Since May, when one taxi operator was murdered in West Philadelphia, other drivers have been stabbed, choked, beaten, threatened, and shot.
Gov. Chris Christie has signed legislation changing how the state awards tax breaks to businesses and developers.
Social media site Foursquare has released a list of the top 10 burger places in the country based on check-ins, and a Philadelphia restaurant made the cut.
"Jobs for America's Graduates" is a national program that operates in 34 states, with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania coming on board this month.
"I think that smaller companies, medium-sized companies which can't afford a full-year lease on a box would be likely to entertain their clients or employees, while helping the school system," Councilman Kenney said.
There are some important steps to take before you take the plunge.
Two state lawmakers from Philadelphia say they'll try once again to convince colleagues to raise Pennsylvania's minimum wage, despite the failure of past proposals.
It's becoming a chronic problem, causing occasional train delays, and officials say they're taking steps to stop it.
The new poll by the Pew Charitable Trusts reports that only 18 percent of respondents think Philadelphia schools are going a "good" or "excellent" job.
The five members of PICA -– the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority -– voted unanimously to approve Mayor Nutter's long-range budget despite misgivings over the slim surpluses and the looming cost of new union contracts.
