Delaware Valley Rebounding, Albeit Slowly, From 2008 Recession, Survey Finds
Overall, the region is doing better than the rest of the country, according to the Census Bureau.
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Overall, the region is doing better than the rest of the country, according to the Census Bureau.
"I'm a person who likes to play football and who likes art," he says.
It's becoming a chronic problem, causing occasional train delays, and officials say they're taking steps to stop it.
It's the latest program in the company's effort to reduce the region's -- and the company's -- carbon footprint.
"Our outdated infrastructure is rated with a D+ grade," said National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) president and CEO Jay Timmons.
Hunger cuts across all lines we draw and no zip code is immune, noted keynote speaker lawyer Nikki Johnson-Huston.
Work vans are stolen, but it's not the vans they're interested in -- it's what's inside.
At 30th Street Station, US Sen. Bob Casey (D-Pa.) said he'll urge his colleagues to lock in long-term funding for transportation.
Septa says it needs $6.5 billion over the next ten years to improve crumbling railroad bridges, outdated rail cars, and substations that are 80 years old.
Attorney General Beau Biden announced today that his office has arrested a New Castle County group home employee for sex crimes against a resident.
Jasper, 14, wants to have a career in remote-control vehicles.
Ted Erickson of Delaware County is the third incumbent Republican in the state Senate to announce that he won't seek re-election next year.
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is taking more steps to remedy its financial straits, putting its six nursing homes up for sale and pursuing management outsourcing for its 11 cemeteries.
Blavat, the ageless friend to singers, stars, and mobsters, was guest speaker at the Constitution Center's "The 1968 Exhibit," which runs through September 2nd.
Police brass and top city officials marked the opening with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting at the police academy, in Northeast Philadelphia.
Divers and search teams in the creek were combing the rough waters downstream from where 15-year-old Sebastian Sanon went in, near Frankford Avenue and Ashburner Street.
Eight-year-old Jamir is full of energy. He loves superheroes and wants to be a firefighter or a police officer one day.
Tyler Arboretum in Media, Delaware County will hold its annual butterfly festival on August 24th. A highlight of the event will be monarch tagging.
The drug of choice was the often-abused painkiller hydrocodone.
There were numerous assembly lines at Lincoln Financial Field, where volunteers were packing schoolbags with items such as pencils, composition books, and folders.
About twenty business, political, and union leaders from around the region gathered for the 90-minute, closed-door meeting at the Union League.
Boeing says two recent contracts will fund production of a total of 337 aircraft between 2015 and 2019.
State police say a Virginia man stole a motorcycle during a test drive and later crashed it on Interstate 95 in Wilmington.
Even though it's July, retailers are already advertising their back-to-school items.
