Health Watch: Consumer Group Wants Lead Out Of Lipstick
A study by the Food and Drug Administration finds four hundred lipsticks on the market testing positive for lead.
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A study by the Food and Drug Administration finds four hundred lipsticks on the market testing positive for lead.
The Parking Authority wants to require 300 of the city's 1,600 taxicabs to be made wheelchair accessible this year, and all of them by 2016.
Wednesday only, and only until 8pm, Robinson says homeowners can call 1-866-989-6931 (toll-free) for advice.
The over-the top villain in the play is "Gary Nearcross," with any resemblance to New Jersey powerbroker George Norcross not so coincidental.
The poll by the research arm of the Pew Charitable Trusts is the fourth annual survey of city residents' outlook on the present and future state of the city.
This year, as before, those couples may have to do a little extra work to file their taxes correctly.
Housing advocates are hoping a new cost-benefit analysis of Pennsylvania's Homeowners Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program (HEMAP) will convince the state to restore funding and they say last week's settlement of a national foreclosure fraud lawsuit would allow the state to do so without impacting the budget.
The mayor's announcement follows the release of a study that found selling PGW makes sense for the city. Unionized workers vow a fight.
One week after Mayor Nutter touted possible new life for a shuttered North Broad Street icon, City Council president Darrell Clarke says still there's a way to go before any possible deal.
With a new casino set to open in Montgomery County, Pa. this spring, law enforcement officials are looking at ways to keep alleged mob figures away from the gambling establishment.
After a squeaker over Ron Paul in Maine, Mitt Romney's team is ready to set off an ad barrage in Michigan and Arizona. Why? Rick Santorum is raising more than $1-million a day, and is ahead of Romney in several national polls after his triple victory last week.
Camden police are teaming up with county prosecutors on a new approach to dealing with the city's notorious drug trade.
The School District of Philadelphia says its budget gap is even deeper than last month's figure of $61 million. But they say they're also about halfway to closing it.
The grand homes of Overbrook Farms were mainly built in the late 19th century, many for Philadelphia's leading industrialists.
Somerville Republican Kip Bateman's plan is different from those in most other states in that his would approve, not ban, gay marriage.
