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The economy has existed somewhere between sputtering and stable this year, but there have been some positive signs for businesses -- take the holiday sales numbers, for instance. So, what's on tap for finances in 2012?
If you've waited until the final days, the eve of Christmas, you're likely considered a last minute shopper.
The end of the year is fast approaching and for many frequent fliers- it could also mean the end of certain airline privileges.
The time for Christmas shopping is quickly drawing to a close. But there are many people who still have gifts to buy.
AAA Mid-Atlantic is out with a survey that finds more and more motorists are putting off buying a new car, opting instead to go the repair route.
Protest rallies have been cropping up across the country, including in Philadelphia, as organizers try to lean on Congress to get the job done.
John Williamson, who heads up the Camden FOP, insists there's lots of blame to go around but points a specific finger at the State of New Jersey for Camden's current status as one of America's "most dangerous" cities.
With four words, "It is now law," Mayor Nutter signed into law the city's new zoning code, replacing one that dated back fifty years and was chock full of anachronisms and confusion.
Shoppers are rushing around to get those last minute gifts. Just trying to find a parking spot near a store should be a competitive sport! There's just one question for these consumers: why?
Montgomery County, Pa. has a budget for next year, a $417-million spending plan that hikes county property taxes by 17 percent, the first increase in a decade.
Camden County will take control of the Camden city police department by early spring if everything plays out as planned, and other communities could join in later.
In November, Pennsylvania casinos outperformed Atlantic City's facilities in overall gross revenue.
There's a $3.95 surcharge at the Springfield Mall, and you have to arrange it online.
Taxi owners are unhappy because they will be forced to get the equipment from a single provider and use only that provider until the agreement expires in June 2013.
Hummelstown, Pa. is a tiny burg of less than 5,000 residents and the childhood home of Newt Gingrich.
