Apple Lawsuit Forces a Competing Tablet Computer Off The Market
A California judge ordered sales stopped, saying Samsung "does not have a right to compete unfairly by flooding the market with infringing products."
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A California judge ordered sales stopped, saying Samsung "does not have a right to compete unfairly by flooding the market with infringing products."
The Pennsylvania Senate is considering a bill to give Philadelphia more handicapped-accessible taxi's but even disability rights groups oppose the legislation.
More than 90 percent of all employers use criminal background checks to screen some job applicants and employees. Now, new EEOC rules on using these checks could affect hiring at small businesses.
Ocean surface temperatures along the South Jersey shore are already in the upper 70s.
Judge William Carpenter ruled that prosecutors did not meet their burden of proof in the case against Bruce Fazio, accused of lining his own pockets by intentionally cut corners on the construction project.
The new exhibit highlights the importance of religous freedoms to the founding fathers.
In his weekly address, President Obama called on Congress to act and come up with a plan to stop federal student loan interest rates from doubling on July 1st. And one local Congressman is optimistic a deal could get done.
When the temperature exceeds 91 degrees, there is a city ordinance that says the horses need to be off the streets.
More people are visiting Philadelphia than ever, according to a new report by the Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corporation.
The Phillies hosted the announcement at Citizens Bank Park by EPA regional administrator Shawn Garvin.
"Tropicana management has decided to intimidate the workers and scare them from exercising their union rights," a union leader says.
A judge issued a stay of proceedings; all sides have until August 31st to come up with a solution.
Plans are moving ahead to replace the Scudder Falls Bridge, which carries I-95 across the Delaware River.
"We are in the beginning phase of our process, just gathering ideas and looking at concepts," says team president Don Smolenski.
The Pennsylvania House majority leader now says efforts to pass legislation that would privatize the sale of wine and liquor in the Commonwealth is on hold until at least the fall.
