Philadelphia School Nurses Press For No-Layoff Solution To Budget Crunch
Eileen DiFranco, a nurse at Roxborough High School, is among the organizers of weekly protests at the school administration building.
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Eileen DiFranco, a nurse at Roxborough High School, is among the organizers of weekly protests at the school administration building.
Now that 2012 is here, it's time to take stock and plan for the financial year ahead.
A style of a hunter's boot that's been around for nearly a century is making a comeback with the fashion conscious.
Philadelphia's unemployed now have four new ways to get the skills and connections they need.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more men are back at work, but in different positions. Instead of construction, you'll find more of the guys in retail or other positions traditionally held by women.
Of 357 metropolitan areas, a Gallup Poll found, Ocean City had the lowest percent of angry, depressed people.
Non-union workers employed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, including the governor and cabinet secretaries, will not see a pay raise for the fifth year in a row.
A multi-jurisdictional investigation during the NHL Winter Classic has led to the seizure of tens of thousand of dollars' worth of counterfeit merchandise in Philadelphia.
We're doing less talking and more texting on our cell phones. But there are signs that's changing, too.
This week, word came that Sears will be closing two stores in the Delaware Valley: on 69th Street in Upper Darby, and at the Coventry Mall in Chester County.
One of several bus companies commonly referred to in Philadelphia as the "Chinatown bus" has been ordered to stop operations by the federal government.
Breastfeeding Moms are showing up at Target stores across the country, after 500,000 of them joined a Facebook page to protest the treatment of a Houston area woman.
With operations at two Delaware County oil refineries suspended, and a third in Southwest Philadelphia threatened in the New Year, thousands of local jobs hang in the balance.
"The goal, really, is to emphasize to Philadelphia how proud we are to be Philly born and raised." head of Peanut Chews Gayl Downs says.
There was a celebration on South Broad Street this morning, complete with a string band to mark the official reopening of the land mark Broad Street Diner.
