New Poll Shows Obama Ahead Of Romney Among Likely Voters In N.J.
The first measure of New Jersey likely voters in the upcoming election by Quinnipiac University shows President Obama continues to lead challenger Mitt Romney.
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The first measure of New Jersey likely voters in the upcoming election by Quinnipiac University shows President Obama continues to lead challenger Mitt Romney.
A passenger on Thursday morning's Philadelphia to Dallas flight that was diverted back tells KYW Newsradio the pilot initially told people on board that he had some instrument problems and had to turn back.
Some Philadelphia schools are getting new security intercoms, thanks to safety professionals holding a convention here next week.
Fifteen people are under arrest in Montgomery County for running a synthetic drug and drug paraphernalia network throughout the Philadelphia area.
By a 4-to-1 vote, PICA signed off on Mayor Nutter's five-year budget plan.
The just-closed Bruce Springsteen exhibition at the National Constitution Center didn't set any attendance records, but officials there say it did well.
Three people were shot and one of them, a good samaritan who tried to intervene, died during the March incident at the crowded La Familia Latina grocery store in North Philadelphia.
In the roar of the crowd, and the chaos of emotion, Bill Clinton delivered the speech of a lifetime, filled with tremendous emotion, and amazing clarity.
After finding mosquitos that could potentially carry the West Nile virus, the Philadelphia Department of Health will spray tonight in parts of Fairmount Park.
Coinciding with the start of the NFL season, a new study sheds some light on how dangerous the sport can be for the men who play it for a living.
There's a new way to pay to park at some lots in Philly. It lets you leave your change -- and your wallet -- in your pocket.
An amber alert is canceled after a missing two-year-old boy is found wandering the streets in West Philadelphia.
"It is an indication that people aren't spending money. The economy, again, is in a fragile state. The indicators do not indicate any level of strong growth."
A job fair in King of Prussia yesterday drew a light turn-out, in stark contrast to job fairs held four years ago at the height of the recession.
Philadelphia Gas Works is increasing the rate it charges its customers for the next three months, because of natural gas market conditions.
The Haddonfield School District has discovered that a plan to expand its student tuition program has become a lucrative source of funding.
The 16th annual Live Arts festival and Philly fringe gets underway Friday. There's something for everyone with more than 160 productions in various genres.
The former Pennsbury High School student who lost her leg in a school bus accident five years ago has been put on probation in Bucks County after being charged with marijuana possession and DUI.
The beer is flowing and brats are sizzling at the 140th annual Cannstatter Volksfest this weekend in NE Philadelphia.
PennDOT, Pennsylvania State and local police are taking part in a national effort through Labor Day targeting motorists who are driving under the influence of drugs, alcohol or both.
Philadelphia police found the 24-year-old woman who was abducted in the Overbrook section of the city early Wednesday morning.
Speeches By Chris Christie and Ann Romney at the first night of the RNC were both personal, not political,
The city has started to send out homestead exemption forms that could save taxpayers some money, just not right away.
Pennsylvania officials are warning residents that the number of cases of West Nile Virus will continue to climb as we enter prime mosquito season.
Many super markets offer customer loyalty cards that can save you money, but one market offers a completely different kind of saving.