Nutter Still Pushing For Soda Tax
It will be a day of intense negotiations in City Hall, as Mayor Nutter and council members grapple with how to help solve the School District's financial woes.
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It will be a day of intense negotiations in City Hall, as Mayor Nutter and council members grapple with how to help solve the School District's financial woes.
Privacy experts in Philadelphia and elsewhere are warning Facebook users that the social networking site is expanding its use of facial recognition software.
The city's horse-and-carriage companies had to take a day off on Thursday because of the excessive heat.
Education advocates opened umbrellas today outside Philadelphia City Hall to urge Gov. Tom Corbett to spend Pennsylvania's "rainy day" fund on schools and social programs.
The original bill requiring earned sick leave covered all Philadelphia businesses, but now Councilman Bill Greenlee has amended it to exclude small firms.
With a deadline looming, state lawmakers are still trying to agree on legislation that would preserve federal unemployment benefits for thousands of Pennsylvanians.
The spark that's expected to jumpstart the revitalization of the borough of Ambler will be coming soon in the form of a "green" office building that's rising out of the site of an old asbestos plant.
Michael Capuzzo says he learned of the Vidocq Society while working in Philadelphia, and his book, "The Murder Room," is now out in paperback.
"It's like one of the best art collections in the world that has been kept privately and now it's going to be made available," says Dr. Tim Block, founder and president of the Hepatitis B Foundation.
A consumer specialist offers tips on what to look out for when deciding what plan may work best for you and your wallet.
Center City District's summertime "Sips" promotion is officially underway.
The up and down employment picture in this country is down again. But one local economic expert suggests it's not time to panic... yet.
Part of the school district bailout that the mayor plans is an increase in the cost of parking on the street in Center City and University City. Rates will go up by 50-cents.
Unemployment rates in the US are high for non-veterans, but they're even higher for veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan.
For thousands of soldiers, a new battle will begin: to adjust here at home. Not all will succeed, and the most vulnerable may end up on the street.
