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The press conference was held inside the parking garage of the Pennsylvania Convention Center at 11th and Arch Streets, which contains 18 plug-in charging stations -- the largest number in the area.
A few dozen South Jersey high school seniors are spending the next two weeks of their summer at a "business camp" on the campus of Rutgers University in Camden.
This plan merges years of work on improving existing service with a bold vision for the next four decades that could include an airport stop and a tunnel in Philadelphia.
Crews are about to close the intersection of Route 23 and Balligimingo Road so that they can begin the reconstruction of that area into a 'T-intersection.'
Layoff notices for 2,700 school district bus drivers and maintenance workers are scheduled to take effect July 15th, if talks with the union, 32BJ, don't yield an agreement.
Hadas takes a look at a new addition to a local restaurant, a Philly style chef competiton, and the celebration of National Ice Cream Month.
A bill to expand the use of red light cameras to catch traffic violators in Pennsylvania is on its way to the governor's desk to be signed into law.
"It may well be that as the chief justice, John Roberts cared a little more about the court's institutional posture and just was not willing to take what would have been an extraordinarily activist step," says Ted Ruger.
Work on the budget is not likely to be completed until Saturday.
The store at 17th and Arch has been closed since mid-March, undergoing an expansion and renovation, according to the chain.
Hadas takes a look at the newfound national fame of a local bar, a Philadelphia company that has created effervescent cocktails you can bring home, and the "Taste of Philadelphia" celebration.
Delaware County has released the results of a $100,000 study looking into the future of the closed Sunoco oil refinery in Marcus Hook.
SEPTA officials are calling it a "first-in-the-world achievement" for public transit: several stations are now converting the kinetic braking power of trains into electricity.
The plane that Boeing calls the "first all-new airplane of the 21st century" made a stop in Philadelphia, giving Delaware Valley people who worked on its many new technologies a chance to check out the finished product.
A center city Philadelphia bookstore hosts a magician and wordsmith tonight at 7pm, a man who has explored what magic means to us all.
