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Greenleaf CEO Joe Stevens expected to be in business this past January, only to see that date pushed back to July by the state. Now, that date has been put off indefinitely, and Stevens has had enough.
These warm, sunny days in March can be good and bad news for area farmers.
So far there are two cases against Kenneth Staiger, and a third is being investigated.
According to the magazine, Philadelphia is one of the most memorable destinations on the silver screen.
Members of Philadelphia's two non-uniformed city workers' unions packed into City Council chambers on Thursday and got a vote of support from the lawmakers in their effort to get a new contract.
City councilman Mark Squilla is proposing putting the brakes on Mayor Nutter's plan to revamp Philadelphia's broken property assessment system.
"The winter that wasn't" has left some local ski resorts reeling.
Dr. Ali Houshmand went to great lengths on Thursday to stress that any merger would take years to complete.
Some employers are asking job applicants to turn over their Facebook passwords for background checks. Would you do it?
A voters' rights group held a rally on Wednesday at a Penndot driver's licensing center in center city Philadelphia, to get the word out about the new voter ID law.
A million dollars in grant money has been awarded to 25 area arts organizations, to continue free public programs and innovative audience engagement projects.
Chris Murray of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists says he understands that the union contract requires the last hired to be laid off first, but he thinks some adjustments are needed.
A variety of positions are available, with pay ranges between $7.25 and $15.00 an hour.
Paul Steinke, general manager of Reading Terminal Market, says the future of Delilah's is unclear.
One expert says that's bad for businesses and consumers alike.
