Seinfeld's ''Soup Nazi'' Visits A Philadelphia Soup Bar
Larry Thomas, the actor who popularized the "Soup Nazi" character on the Seinfeld TV show, is a friend of the owner.
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Larry Thomas, the actor who popularized the "Soup Nazi" character on the Seinfeld TV show, is a friend of the owner.
More than 27,000 runners and 60,000 spectators are expected to turn out for the 18th Annual Philadelphia Marathon, this Sunday morning.
New York is on record against fracking, and now Delaware indicates it will also vote no, given concerns over protection of drinking water.
Both the Pennsylvania House and Senate have now passed different bills to regulate and impose fees on the state's natural gas drilling industry.
A Philadelphia City Council committee has signed off on a $125-million expansion of the Sugarhouse Casino, along the Delaware riverfront in Fishtown.
One of the more troubled casinos in Atlantic City has bought itself a new financial lease on life with a deal approved by New Jersey's Casino Control Commission.
The Philadelphia Building and Construction Trades Council is formally asking the occupiers to move off Dilworth Plaza because, it says, its members desperately need the work that a planned plaza reconstruction project would bring.
Penn State has some fresh advice for job seekers with ties to the university: how they should navigate the choppy waters created by the child sex abuse scandal.
Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller has proposed altering the zoning for a block where developer Pat Burns wants to build a multi-store structure that would include a Dollar Tree store.
ShopRite is donating 100 cases of turkeys to two local food banks.
The Pennsylvania Convention Center is hosting the second "Social Media Plus" business summit.
SEPTA is receiving two federal grants that will help the transit agency save energy dollars while adding to the bus fleet.
Leaders of the "Occupy Philadelphia" protest are accusing Mayor Nutter of trying to discredit and divide the group.
The process of transferring the USS Olympia to a new caretaker is moving forward.
This windy Friday created some scary moments for a woman pushing her baby in a carriage in this morning near Independence Hall.
