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The US secretary of Health and Human Services paid a visit to Philadelphia on Tuesday to make a major announcement regarding one of the results of President Obama's health care legislation.
With a cash-starved government and 10 percent unemployment in the city, the mayor is clinging to hope that the state legislature doesn't yank away what was to have been a second casino license in the city.
A Texas-based energy company has offered to buy Sunoco for $5.3 billion but says it will keep a strong Philadelphia presence.
Seven United Way chapters are forming the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey, effective July 1st.
PECO customers have a chance to save $120 on electric bills this summer, if they don't mind letting their homes get a little warmer than usual. But they have to apply for the special program by Monday.
A newly released survey indicates more children in New Jersey are living in families that cannot make ends meet.
Call it the case of the disappearing speech: Philadelphia Sheriff Jewell Williams suddenly withdrew his prepared testimony to City Council this past week in the face of opposition from activists to a proposed $500 fee increase.
Today is Bring Your Child To Work Day and many working professionals in Philadelphia have fond memories from years past.
Under a Roosevelt Boulevard extension overpass where Jack Wagner visited today, a sign on a pillar says it all: "No Parking, Falling Rock."
A suburban Philadelphia bank is offering a unique program to try to jump-start the sales of environmentally friendly cars.
Joe Conti, head of the Pa. LCB, says bottles of wine costing upwards of $1,000 will be available for tasting.
Even as many Catholic schools around the Delaware Valley are closing or consolidating, a Delaware County parochial school is expanding.
Taxi owners, who say they've suffered under rising fuel prices, are pleased.
A Newtown, Bucks County hair salon celebrated its grand opening over the Earth Day weekend. And the timing couldn't have been better. The salon is totally organic.
Brian Black's book also looks at how oil is portrayed in media -- from muckracking journalism to "The Beverly Hillbillies."
