CBS Sportsradio Station WIP Taking A Spot On Philadelphia's FM Dial
The rumors are true. Sportsradio 610 WIP is moving to the FM dial, the day after Labor Day.
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The rumors are true. Sportsradio 610 WIP is moving to the FM dial, the day after Labor Day.
A group of foreign students have filed a complaint against Hershey's Chocolate, alleging the company violated the terms of their visas. The students staged a sit-in at the packaging plant where they've been working this summer, while in the U.S. on cultural exchange visas.
Musicians in the Philadelphia Orchestra have rejected a strategic plan for the future, put out by management, saying that it would destroy the reputation of one of the world's great orchestras.
The results of the second quarter Community Outlook Survey are not exactly a surprise-- in fact, they were immortalized in song 90 years ago -- "the poor get poorer." Or, in the survey's terms, their financial well-being continues to decline.
It can be a real chore to keep your car's tires inflated properly -- even though doing so can improve your fuel economy. But one company is working on a solution that would make stopping at the air pump a thing of the past.
Restaurateur Stephen Starr confirms he has a new Rittenhouse Square restaurant in the works, and it will feature Italian cuisine.
The proceeds of more than $40 million in stocks sold off last week by the city's pension fund, when the global markets were in chaos, is now being reinvested.
This was one of eleven shipments that will come in from South Africa this year, and officials there are hoping that number will expand.
New Jersey has come out with regulations covering advertisements on school buses. And while there doesn't seem to be a stampede to adopt school bus ads, there is some interest.
A new structure is going up in North Philadelphia that will allow fruits and vegetables to grow longer, thereby providing more fresh produce for those who need it.
Labor contracts between Atlantic City's largest union and nine casinos are due to expire in one month and Local 54 is negotiating a new contract with another.
Larry Cohen says negotiations with Verizon are ongoing but going nowhere.
A new study shows the Philadelphia area has a high rate of what is called "food hardship" -- that is, households without enough money to buy all the food they need.
US Sen. Bob Menendez plans to introduce legislation next month to take national a popular Garden State program that creates sustainable infrastructure.
The topic of fashion will be taking over the city next month with fashion shows, panels, even fashion-themed movies.
