SEPTA's Proposed Operating Budget Does Not Include Fare Hike
SEPTA has released its proposed $1.4-billion operating budget -- and the fare increase that was expected to take effect is getting pushed back one year.
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SEPTA has released its proposed $1.4-billion operating budget -- and the fare increase that was expected to take effect is getting pushed back one year.
A new deal has been approved by Rowan University to sell some 100 acres of land near Route 55, just outside Glassboro, New Jersey to the Inspira Health Network.
According to a new survey, 59,000 children end up in emergency rooms each year as a result of medication poisoning.
A new Franklin and Marshall College poll shows Hillary Clinton cruising along in Pennsylvania, while Donald Trump finds himself in a dogfight on the Republican side.
A refurbished pier in South Philadelphia that opened last fall is a new hot spot for those who want to spend a nice day outdoors.
At least three Pennsylvania Senate employees have been fired after a heroin bust in a Senate mail facility in Harrisburg.
A Southwest Philadelphia woman has enlisted the help of the NAACP to challenge an arrest and criminal charges stemming from a warrant execution gone wrong.
Seven alleged members of the "Felony Lane Gang" who were part of a high-speed car chase earlier this month made an appearance in court on Wednesday.
Cleveland is gearing up for possible turmoil when it hosts the RNC this summer. Philadelphia's job of hosting the Democrats seems easy by comparison, but the same security precautions are being taken in the city.
The Temple University women's basketball team has advanced into the third round of the WNIT and on Thursday night the Owls will take on Ohio University at McGonigle Hall.
Mayor Jim Kenney stopped by the Wells Fargo Center Wednesday as the city prepares to host this weekend's East Regional of the NCAA Tournament.
Mayor Jim Kenney and the city commerce department announced Wednesday that the University City Keystone Innovation Zone is expanding its reach.
The ex-wife of the Philadelphia man accused of torching a home, killing their two young sons, recalled the horror of that night, 31-years ago, during the retrial on Wednesday.
They say "clothes make the man," and the non-profit Menzfit provides the clothes. The organization celebrated the opening of a new Center City Philadelphia office on Wednesday.
If you need inspiration for your next adventure, there's a destination for everyone at the second annual Philadelphia Travel and Adventure Show that finishes up Sunday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Ever Abundant Life Church in Darby Borough, Delaware County brought Palm Sunday to the gym.
High school students from the Philadelphia School District's orchestra got a chance to play side-by-side some of the best musicians in the world Saturday morning at the Kimmel Center.
New Jersey voters will get to decide this November whether to allow for casinos outside Atlantic City. Experts expect a real political dogfight come the fall.
The Norman Blumberg Apartments were erected in the 1960's and have been home to thousands over the years -- but the 18-story buildings were reduced to rubble Saturday morning.
Pennsylvania's budget impasse is starving more than schools, social service agencies, and agriculture -- the state's film industry is also taking a hit.
Who uses a phone as a phone anymore? That's the pitch one new mobile company is making to prospective customers who just don't like to gab.
Twitter has created eight March Madness-themed emojis that include "let's dance, Cinderella, and bracket busted."
Philadelphia is now a top spot for millennials to flip houses, a recent study suggests.
Getting to the second weekend of the tournament has been a problem for Villanova. The Wildcats have not reached the Sweet 16 since 2009, the year the program made it to the Final Four.
Medical marijuana has cleared a major hurdle in the state legislature with state House approval of an amendment Monday night.
