NJ Woman Sues Former Employer Over Rush Hour Anxiety
A Berlin, New Jersey woman is suing Fulton Financial Corporation for firing her after she sought to change her hours at the bank to avoid rush hour traffic.
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A Berlin, New Jersey woman is suing Fulton Financial Corporation for firing her after she sought to change her hours at the bank to avoid rush hour traffic.
House Republican leaders Tuesday night thwarted an 11th hour effort by Philadelphia Democrats to get committee approval for a Philadelphia school funding proposal.
A disabled veteran from the Vietnam War era has a new piece of equipment to help him train for the National Veterans Wheelchair Games which will be held in Philadelphia for the first time next month.
The nation's largest Catholic civil rights organization says the ruling may provide the tipping point in "rethinking the Affordable Care Act."
Fire officials in Bucks County are investigating what caused a laptop computer to explode, injuring the woman who was using it inside her Middletown Township home Sunday afternoon.
The Philadelphia School District is keeping its pink slips in its pocket for now, until the revenue picture from Harrisburg becomes more clear.
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter said on Monday that it's time to focus on getting the facts together after a 3-year-old girl was killed by a falling security gate at a Rita's Water Ice in Brewerytown.
Groups on both sides of the issue were speaking out Monday after the Supreme Court ruled that Christian owners of closely held companies do not have to comply with the birth control mandate in the Affordable Care Act.
74-year-old Nancy Gonzalez was sentenced Monday to six months in prison -- and then six months house arrest after she admitted stealing more than $155,000 in Social Security checks.
A memorial ceremony and balloon release was held Monday afternoon in Cherry Hill, New Jersey to mark the one year anniversary of the death of Carol Reiff.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett is renewing his appeal for compromise on the issues of Philadelphia school funding and public employee pension reform.
A secret psychology experiment conducted on Facebook users without their consent has sparked outrage.
The $30-million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development will bring 300 new or renovated homes to a half-square mile around Temple University.
Democrats have swatted down a proposal by Governor Corbett to link votes for public pension reform to Philadelphia school funding.
Transformers: Age of Extinction, the fourth installment in the science fiction series, earned an estimated $100-million for a runaway first-place finish.
A New York playwright has embarked on a two-year collaboration with an unlikely partner -- the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.
There's a lot happening in Philadelphia this week, in the days leading up to and following the Fourth of July.
A bridge over the Jenkintown Train Station will finally reopen Monday morning.
Malala Yousafzai is the youngest recipient in the award's 26-year history, and for good reason.
Dozens of volunteers packed in the East Parkside residence park in West Philadelphia Sunday to give the park a facelift.
The 108-year-old Church of St. Ann in Bristol Borough, Bucks County celebrated their final mass Sunday.
It's been an eventful week for Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane and not in a good way
Every Saturday from now until November 22nd, Philly Phair, where everything is handmade, takes place at Headhouse Square, near 2nd and Lombard.
With the 4th of July holiday weekend approaching, gas prices continue to creep up.
Philabundance is asking home gardners to donate any excess fruit and vegetables from their harvest.
