AC Expressway Widening Project Almost Finished
Crews are in the final phases of extending the third westbound lane on the AC Expressway from the Garden State Parkway to Hammonton.
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Crews are in the final phases of extending the third westbound lane on the AC Expressway from the Garden State Parkway to Hammonton.
The Parking Authority apparently wants a kinder, gentler image, and so officials are going to be training their hundreds of enforcement officers on how to be more friendly and helpful.
Adding almonds to your diet won't stop the weight loss and will help your heart, according to a study by doctors at Temple University's Center for Obesity Research and Education.
The courtroom showdown over Pennsylvania's voter ID law starts today in Commonwealth Court in Harrisburg.
Cupcakes have become quite a big thing in the Philadelphia area, and now pies are about to follow. Magpie is an artisan pie shop that opens in August at 1622 South Street.
Mayor Nutter, along with more than 20 Mayors from around the country, have signed a strongly worded letter to Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romey, in hopes of getting him to release more tax returns.
Federal officials will be sitting down with officials from the Delaware River Port Authority with some questions about how toll increases were put into effect.
City Council passed a budget last month, but the Nutter Administration's financial woes are from over. This coming week the mayor must deliver a long-range spending plan to state officials.
A Berlin Township woman is in critical and unstable condition after prosecutors say she was brutally beaten in her sleep by her very own niece.
Freedom Riders and Bus Boycotters of the 1960s are the subject of an interesting exhibit at the African American Museum of Philadelphia.
A documentary featuring a young boy from the Mantua section of Philadelphia who sells bottled water to help support his family is being screened Friday night in North Philadelphia.
The string of heat waves to hit the region this summer are pushing up demand for power. But, so far, they haven't put a strain on the electrical network.
Produce prices in our area have been stable this summer and should remain stable until locally grown produce is gone.
It's a little more than six weeks before Jay-Z's "Made in America" two-day music festival arrives in Philadelphia. Huge crowds are expected, but hotels in Center City are not expecting to benefit much.
South Jersey Congressman Rob Andrews is accused by Republican party members of using campaign money to pay for trips to California. He says the allegations are politically motivated.
Former Canadian Idol contestant Carly Rae Jepsen's catchy single "Call Me Maybe" spawned hundreds of covers and millions of youtube views.
A new study says there's a rise in road rage – and it points the finger at on-the-job stress and workers are being asked to take on more responsibilities.
"If the Penn State football program were to receive the death penalty, I mean, most people just look at it from a football perspective. But from a community perspective, it would be devastating."
The EPA is considering more protective limits of particle pollution from 15 down to 12 or 13 micrograms per cubic meter.
His doctor was not expecting him to live much longer without transplant surgery.
Mickey Morandini back in the Phillies organization, helping to develop young talent as the manager of the Single-A Lakewood BlueClaws.
Division III Immaculata University has a new men's basketball coach with Terrence Stewart taking over the reigns from Jamie Chadwin.
Several dozen concerned parents, neighbors, and local religious leaders gathered in West Philadelphia on Sunday afternoon to walk for peace.
Officials in the Garden State are stepping up their efforts to combat human trafficking.
Early Saturday evening, one of the religious groups that successfully challenged the City's ban on serving food to the homeless outdoors offered thanks in the form of a meal on the Ben Franklin Parkway.
