Local Computer Expert Warns Of Heat Wave's Potential To Damage GPS, Laptop, Cell Phone
While you try to do what you can to keep yourself cool, are you doing enough for your electronics?
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While you try to do what you can to keep yourself cool, are you doing enough for your electronics?
The National Park Service is opening the bidding process for a new 10-year lease on the landmark property at 2nd and Walnut Streets.
It was more than a "three-hour tour" for a top Obama administration official, who was in Philadelphia on Monday getting a firsthand look at the crumbling infrastructure of the SEPTA transit system.
The company argues the international business should be exempted from new rules that require insurance companies to spend at least 80 cents of every premium dollar on health care, rather than marketing or profits.
The volunteers are all incoming seniors at Martin Luther King High School, working in the school's "Seeds for Learning" Farm.
Imagine driving to the office, then climbing a few hundred feet to your workplace. For some, it happens every day.
A study shows collateral, not credit, is the key factor banks consider when making loan decisions for small business. Ami Kassar says that's making it tougher for small business to grow.
Citizens Bank has donated $200,000 to the project, called "How We Fish," which reflects the old saying, "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
The ceremonial shovels went into the ground on Thursday at St. Mary Medical Center, marking the beginning of a yearlong, $22-million project that will expand the capacity of its emergency department.
Peco's "residential heating" rate and their "off-peak discount" are being cut in half in January, and eliminated at the end of 2012.
Last week's budget cuts from Trenton could leave financially distressed urban areas like Camden in serious trouble.
With its fate as a state agency threatened like never before, the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is reporting record numbers for the just-concluded fiscal year.
The recent expansion of the Pennsylvania Convention Center is paying big dividends for the Philadelphia economy.
Local food banks say they're still waiting for $2 million in funding from the Delaware River Port Authority, approved by the agency more than a year and a half ago but subsequently put on hold.
Tuition at West Chester University, Cheyney, and the other 12 state-owned universities will take the biggest jump in nearly a decade this fall -- the first of many consequences of the state budget passed by the legislature this week.
