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Two-time Pulitzer Prize-winner Bill Marimow was unceremoniously yanked as executive editor when hedge funds took control of the papers a year and a half ago, but two days after local investors bought the paper, Marimow was rehired for his old job.
What has brought the region to this stage, where two major oil refineries have been shut down and a third could join them in a couple of months?
If, like most people, you're worried about gasoline prices, you might.
The tiny town of Marcus Hook, Pa. depended heavily on earned income taxes from the Sunoco plant, now closed. Its local economy is in trouble.
So, with a half-billion-dollar potential hit to the regional economy looming in just three months, what does the future hold for the Delaware Valley's three local refineries? Sunoco CEO Brian MacDonald isn't sure.
G Boys Plaza, located on Route 70 in Marlton, NJ, has closed its doors. And as KYW's Cherri Gregg reports, the landmark will leave a hole in the community.
Bryan Bradley was working with a crane crew to move concrete when the storm blew in. Managers handed out rain gear but kept the work going, according to attorney Paul D'Amato.
In celebration of the one-year anniversary of the expansion of the Pennsylvania Convention Center, officials there are holding an event this week to entice meeting planners to bring their business to Philadelphia.
The ruling could cost the city and the school district millions of dollars.
Philadelphia is one of six cities in the "Project Open Voice" beta test, an outgrowth of Comcast's purchase of NBC-Universal.
The fact that American Express has decided to stop selling its gift cards at New Jersey retail stores is the latest salvo in an ongoing battle over what happens to un-redeemed card values.
A group of powerful business leaders announced Monday they have closed a deal to purchase Philadelphia's two largest newspapers from hedge funds for approximately $55 million, a fraction of what investors paid for them in 2006.
As expected, the Corbett administration has put out a call to firms that would be interested in running the operations of the Pennsylvania Lottery.
Patco riders will be able to pay their fare with a tap of a credit card, beginning Monday.
Trombonist Ernest Stuart says he wanted to bring a little something new to Philadelphia so he decided to organize the Center City Jazz Festival.
