Abington Hospital, Holy Redeemer Call Off Merger Plans
The proposed merger became a lightning rod for criticism after Abington Hospital said it would no longer provide abortion services.
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The proposed merger became a lightning rod for criticism after Abington Hospital said it would no longer provide abortion services.
Dr. Vivian Greenberg calls a plan to provide abortions off-site "unacceptable," and says it's not a safe option -- especially for doctors.
John Middleton (far right) announced that his family philanthropy is donating grant money to four institutions, including the School District of Philadelphia.
The city, claiming the award was too expensive, appealed the original arbitration award nearly two years ago.
The report in the journal "Pediatrics" found that hospital admissions for abuse injuries rose in direct relation to an area's mortgage foreclosure rate.
Female supporters of Mitt Romney were preemptively reacting to an Obama presidential campaign event at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
"They'll get phone calls purporting to come from their IT department," explains a Drexel University expert.
Daffy's confirms that it will be winding down its business and liquidating its merchandise.
African-American homebuyers may be eligible for some cash, under the settlement of a multi-state "reverse redlining" complaint against Wells Fargo.
Until last October, it required piles of paperwork for businesses and homeowners to get one of the fifteen thousand Highway Occupancy Permits issued each year for projects that needed to build driveways, ramps or other amenities that access state roadways.
The cuts in aid to 61,000 poor Pennsylvanians go into effect July 31st.
This week, a Bastille Day celebration in Fairmount, a new concept in street snacks, and an exploration of different ways to prepare beef.
The health center at 52nd and Haverford Avenue is owned and operated by Spectrum Health Service.
A Greek gyro vendor in the Reading Terminal Market says he is being forced by the US Olympic Committee to change the name of his business, "Olympic Gyro."
The fate of the city's second license has been in limbo since Foxwoods' license was revoked a year and a half ago. Mayor Nutter calls this "the right decision at the right time."
