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The New Jersey treasury department says it is getting ready to allocate more than half the land of the Camden's Children's Garden to the company that operates an adjacent attraction, the Adventure Aquarium.
People in the midst of a job search don't have to go it alone. There is help.
No good deed goes unpunished, they say. So it was for Dara-Lynn Weiss.
A non-profit who provides professional clothing and job-readiness training to women who are getting back to work is looking for volunteers.
A popular seasonal, outdoor craft market is moving indoors Sunday.
Stakeholders in the big professional bike race held in Philadelphia every June are trying to figure out whether they can still stage this year's race, one of cycling's biggest one-day events in the United States.
A Philadelphia gun show is on for this weekend, even as a Harrisburg show is postponed after exhibitors balked at a ban on assault weapons.
The "Nanoknife" is able to target especially difficult tumors: those which can't be removed because of their critical location, or those that have not responded to conventional treatment.
The Campaign for Working Families in Philadelphia says now is the time to get ready.
Experts want to make sure you know how to screen the contractors you hire so you can stay safe when you need to bring someone you don't know into your home -- particularly if you live alone.
"There's going to be a lot of wings sold in the Delaware Valley next Sunday for the Super Bowl, and a lot of wings used for Wing Bowl," says one local retailer.
As part of its ongoing exhibition of craft brewing in Philadelphia, a center city museum on Thursday night is hosting a beer tasting event with three local experts who will talk about the city's centuries-long love affair with beer.
So, here I am, two weeks in a row, talking about New York delis.
This week we've got food news about soul food in the Reading Terminal Market, and a coffee shop with a pedigree in center city.
Now midway into his first term, Gov. Corbett says there are "many causes crying out for funding."
