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In addition to the latest science-based research on food and nutrition; those at the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics' event will also learn about the latest products from hundreds of exhibitors.
Friday's surprising jobs report quickly became the talk of the campaign trail.
US Senator Bob Casey (D-Pa.) is calling for more federal action to help people get mortgages, to stabilize neighborhoods in which property values are low.
The number of the nation's jobless fell, but the number of Pennsylvanians still seeking employment went up.
Pennsylvania families with children who have mental or physical disabilities are off the hook for a planned Medicaid co-payment requirement -- for now, at least.
Part of a Camden, NJ landmark is gone from view, but it's being saved for a future memorial.
The county commissioners approved a one-year, $167,000 contract for copy paper in Bucks County. Why so much, considering electronic communications, one commissioner wonders?
Hadas reports on the new St. James restaurant, a King of Prussia beer festival, and the latest book from José Garces.
Act 80, passed this year, eliminated the $150-million general assistance fund, which gave monthly cash grants of about $200 to more than 61,000 low-income and disabled Pennsylvanians.
The new assessment system dubbed the Actual Value Initiative ("AVI") will result in higher assessments, and that means the mayor and City Council will have to lower the millage rate significantly.
Developer Eric Blumenfeld has picked up the title to the Divine Lorraine at a sheriff's sale price of just over $8 million.
Thanks to a giveaway, nearly a thousand needy students in the Philadelphia school district who didn't have a backpack or basic supplies now have them.
The decision allows the county to bypass many civil service rules for a year to get the force up and running.
The Philadelphia eatery that became famous for combining fried chicken and donuts has opened a second location in Center City.
"It's the Wild West in Philadelphia on construction projects," Alan Butkovitz said today.
