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It's the beginning of the end for what had been one of Gloucester County, NJ's larger employers, as Sony Corporation shuts down its CD plant in Pitman, putting some 300 people out of work and perhaps changing the fabric of the town.
Sometime in late May, the shop at Broad and Chestnut will be closing. It's one of about 200 stores on the company chopping block.
Camden Mayor Dana Redd said Thursday that she'll rehire 50 of the police officers and 15 firefighters laid off earlier this year amid a budget crisis in the city, which has seen a spike in crime.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has been awarded a major grant to fight a big problem.
New Jersey's state senate president made a surprise appearance on Wednesday morning at the regular meeting of the Delaware River Port Authority to promote a project long close to his heart.
New Jersey may soon get rid of most of the regulations now governing the cable TV and telecommunications industry and consumer advocates are none too thrilled about it.
If you have a power boat, you know this already, but the rising price of fuel that has plagued motorists may make those on the water seasick.
A Philadelphia-based, nonprofit, business training organization has launched its boldest initiative since its founding 60 years ago: a plan to put one million African-Americans into their own businesses.
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held this morning along Kelly Drive for a million-dollar project to improve the "Fairmount Bikeway," along the Schuylkill River between Falls Bridge and Ridge Avenue.
Recently elected US senator Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) took a tour on Monday of the University City Science Center, on Market Street in West Philadelphia, promoting repeal of a tax on medical devices.
The United Way of Pennsylvania is putting out some numbers on the effect of the bad economy on social service organizations and their clients.
You may need to think twice soon before swiping that debit card, some banks are considering placing a spending limit on your debit card reports that limit could be as low as $50 or $100 per day and it could happen as early as this year.
US Census figures released this week showing Philadelphia's population slightly higher give the city some important bragging rights: we're number five!
Philadelphians will be asked on the May ballot whether the home rule charter should be amended to create a Jobs Commission. The Philadelphia unemployment rate, at last check, was stubbornly higher than the national average of nine percent.
Prosecutors say Ira Pressman owned a company that lured investors into deals involving closeout, overstock, and liquidation merchandise -- some of which didn't exist.
