Camden's Three-College Bookstore Gets High-Profile Makeover
It's meant to serve not just the college crowd, officials say, but neighbors as well.
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It's meant to serve not just the college crowd, officials say, but neighbors as well.
An icon on the South Jersey skyline is disappearing for a while, because of damage from the August earthquake.
"Nineteen dollars a month" for unlimited mobile broadband, voice, and text, with no contract, says Stacey Higginbotham, senior writer for the tech site GigaOM.
It's been more than a year since New Jersey eliminated most aspects of automobile inspections.
A federal judge has turned down a request from Adult World in Montgomeryville for a temporary restraining order and permanent injunction against the group called "The King's Men."
A Pennsylvania House committee has approved a bill with wide-ranging provisions addressing natural gas drilling in the commonwealth.
"I personally believe – and I'm not speaking for the LCB – I personally believe that privatization is something at this point in time that probably the citizens of the commonwealth are ready for," Joseph "Skip" Brion said.
A Philadelphia City Council committee has sided with waiters and waitresses over restaurant owners.
Everybody uses it, but almost nobody appreciates: infrastructure.
More than 10,000 environmental, health, and safety professionals are in Philadelphia this week for group discussions and networking during a convention in center city.
The Apartments at Cliveden, in Germantown, offer 62 rent-restricted, utilities-included, assistance-available, one-bedroom units for seniors who are at or below the federal poverty line.
An expansion of Atlantic City International Airport is moving ahead as planned, even amid word that AirTran is pulling out.
What's in a name? A lot apparently, when you're talking about one of the most-hated taxes in Philadelphia: the ironically-named "Business Privilege Tax." Mayor Nutter now says a better name is in order.
Bikes, bags, clothes, hardware are on display, along with an obvious love of cycling.
The Transport Security Administration is rolling out new full-body scanners that are said to be more passenger-friendly than those currently in use.
