Access Denied: Philadelphia Has No Handicapped-Accessible Taxis
A local cab company says it's willing to provide handicapped-accessible taxis, but it's waiting for permission from the Philadelphia Parking Authority.
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A local cab company says it's willing to provide handicapped-accessible taxis, but it's waiting for permission from the Philadelphia Parking Authority.
The latest technology means we don't have to leave our desks to talk to colleagues or even attend meetings. But there are ways to stay fit even if you're stuck inside and at a desk from nine to five year 'round.
A survey finds that health care costs are expected to rise a bit less next year.
SugarHouse Casino is celebrating its first anniversary of operation with several events being held throughout the weekend.
Fourteen employees -- all winners in their district competitions -- are now competing regionally.
Co-ops are in the start-up phase in Doylstown, Elkins Park, Kensington and South Philadelphia.
LoJack is best known for helping motorists locate stolen cars but in recent years it has branched out into the field of missing persons.
The organization has raised $2-million of the $4-million it needs to renovate and outfit a former supermarket at Ninth and Trainer Streets in Chester.
A Philadelphia City Council member is continuing his effort to reign in what he says are unsightly satellite TV dishes on row home roofs, much to the industry's chagrin.
Federal workers protested at City Hall's Dilworth Plaza at lunchtime to call attention to congressional attempts to further freeze their pay and slash their benefits in attempt to solve the nation's debt crisis.
An effort is underway in Bucks County to save the house of one of the area's most historic figures, with a group of local historians and concerned citizens expected to show up at tonight's supervisors meeting in Warminster.
The dredging project was in jeopardy because promised federal money failed to materialize, but the Commonweath of Pennsylvania has stepped in to keep it going.
The plan before City Council's Streets Committee would have reserved a single parking space for a hotel-owned car near every hotel to give complimentary local trips to guests.
A Philadelphia-based activist group says if the government wants to battle childhood obesity, cutting subsidies to corn farmers would be a good start.
Mayor Michael Nutter said cities must be able to get the job done every day. He says members of Congress already have jobs and they need to look at this package and make sure other people get jobs too.
