Census Shows Philadelphia And Pennsylvania Growing, But Slower Than Other Areas
Pennsylvania's population is now 12.7 million -- up 3.4 percent in the last decade. Philadelphia's population actually rose a little, reversing a 50-year trend.
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Pennsylvania's population is now 12.7 million -- up 3.4 percent in the last decade. Philadelphia's population actually rose a little, reversing a 50-year trend.
The School District of Philadelphia's executive staff now must take 16 furlough days, instead of eight.
A center city Philadelphia jazz club and restaurant is celebrating Fat Tuesday today with a bounty of crawfish.
The New Jersey Business and Industry Basic Skills Training Program helps employees get the skills they need to excel in the work place.
Parking near the Philadelphia Flower Show may not be cheap, but according to parking facility operators there has been no radical hike in prices.
An expansion of service has begun at Atlantic City International Airport, with an additional round trip to Chicago five days a week, and more to come.
Gas prices have recorded their biggest one week increase since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
The slightly lived-in look is helping to sell homes across the Philadelphia area.
It wasn't too long ago that going green was something reserved strictly for tree huggers. But today, the sustainability wave is sweeping across the land.
The owner of a local restaurant chain is working to revive the urban farm.
Philadelphia City Council was holding a lengthy public hearing today on a controversial topic: whether the city should require companies to offer employees earned sick leave.
Governor Tom Corbett's budget secretary today prepared Pennsylvania residents for some pain in next week's budget address.
At Community College of Philadelphia, US labor secretary Hilda Solis (far left) addressed a gathering of community college presidents from across the East Coast.
Pennsylvania American Water Company is spending nearly $800,000 to upgrade the remaining 6,900 meters for customers in Norristown.
A group of Pennsylvania lawmakers visited Philadelphia today to hear testimony on the idea of selling off Pennsylvania's state-owned liquor stores. The move could fetch $2 billion or more, according to some estimates.
