Nutter Shows Support For Obama During Teleconference
Mayor Michael Nutter participated in a news conference by way of telephone Thursday, stumping for President Obama.
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Mayor Michael Nutter participated in a news conference by way of telephone Thursday, stumping for President Obama.
A unique technology symposium was held at Temple University Thursday attracting area high school students interested in science and math.
Next up for the Villanova Wildcats, a visit to Orono to take on the 1-2 Maine Black Bears on Saturday.
A city councilman wants the Philadelphia charter changed so that council has the authority to spend hundreds of millions of dollars.
A city councilman wants to expand the amount of advertising that's allowed on Philadelphia newsstands, with some of the extra revenue going to the city.
The hopes are to open America's first non-profit grocery store next Spring in Chester, the first grocery store there in more than a decade.
Gasoline prices typically fall this time of year, but this year, analysts say those prices are stubborn.
The former CEO of a New Jersey based hedge fund pleaded guilty in Camden federal court yesterday to charges he helped defraud investors out of more than $4-million.
The Wharton School and a major financial services firm are putting on a three-day seminar, beginning tomorrow, to teach high school business teachers more about their subject.
The National Retail Federation expects sales to jump nearly 20 percent from 2011. So what will your dog be for Halloween?
It's what you definitely don't want to come home to after a trip out of the country -- a thick bill from your wireless provider piled high with international roaming charges.
After taking a 6-3 decision over Washington in the opener of this three game series, the Phillies will give the ball to Kyle Kendrick tonight as they look for a second straight win over the National league East leaders.
The Penn Quakers play their Ivy League opener on Saturday as they make the long trip up to Hanover, New Hampshire to tangle with Dartmouth.
Former Roman Catholic student and current Philadelphia 76ers point guard Maalik Wayns returned to his alma mater to speak to students on Tuesday afternoon.
The Phillies will open their final home series of the 2012 regular season tonight as they welcome Washington to Citizens Bank Park for the first of three.
New Sixer Dorell Wright is already in Philadelphia, and expecting to have a big year.
The Commonwealth Court is set to hold an evidentiary hearing on the state's voter ID law Tuesday morning in Harrisburg.
If "House at the End of the Street" were a house, it would not be without curb appeal but would still be in need of repair.
Scientists reported Sunday that they have completed a major analysis of the genetics of breast cancer, finding four major classes of the disease.
New releases attempted to pump a little life into the recently dismal box office as the top spots went to movies making their debut.
PA lawmakers return to the state capitol Monday for the final weeks of the current two-year legislative session, but what's not on the agenda is as much or more noteworthy than what is.
An admitted murderer will be back on the witness stand Monday as the key witness while the defense fights for a stay of execution for death row inmate Terrance Williams.
The tall ships will be sailing along the Delaware River in October as part of the Independence Seaport Museum Old City Seaport Festival.
On Thursday, the Drexel Convenient Care Center in the Shops at Liberty Place in Center City will offer free skin checks
Four out of five New Jersey school boards have opted to hold their elections in November, rather than the usual April.
