Pennsylvania Gets A Hand From Feds In Delaware River Dredging Project
Pennsylvania officials are crowing about the progress of efforts to deepen the Delaware River shipping channel.
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Pennsylvania officials are crowing about the progress of efforts to deepen the Delaware River shipping channel.
The US Open golf tournament in Merion is still ten months away, but SEPTA has already started construction on a project designed to encourage more people to take public transportation to the event.
Dr. Andrew Shankman, associate professor of history at Rutgers-Camden, says the US Postal Service isn't making the revenue it used to make.
Analysts say the lack of rain in the corn producing states is a key factor in the recent run-up of prices at the pump.
Despite concern about expanding competition from casinos, the Pennsylvania Lottery set another sales record in the 2011-12 fiscal year.
Those cash payments of $200 a month for single adults, couples without children, and some disabled people, end Wednesday.
It's the world's most popular e-mail service, but Microsoft thinks Hotmail can do better.
No one likes driving on worn-out roads, but many drivers don't like the solution either: closing lanes on those roads so they can be repaved.
It was nice to watch gas prices tumble leading up to the 4th of July. Triple-AAA Mid-Atlantic says that's over, for now.
Many of us have a good bit of our money tied up through Wall Street and current events may give us reason to wonder what's going on with those guys, and a former private trust manager is now spilling the beans.
Traffic on the bridges operated by the Delaware River Port Authority is down significantly, while those operated by the Burlington County Bridge Commission have seen an overall increase.
Bill Gault, the head of firefighters' union Local 22, called Nutter "arrogant," and a member of the state board that oversees city finances called the decision "a red flag."
The American Public Transportation Association looked at both performance statistics and customer surveys before making its decision.
Facebook says they brought in $1.18 billion, up from the $895 million reported this time last year. But there was a net loss of $157 million, or 8 cents a share.
Philadelphia councilman Jim Kenney, in a letter, tells Chick-Fil-A president Dan Cathy to "take a hike and take your intolerance with you."
