Sunoco Plans To Sell Or Shut Philadelphia, Marcus Hook Refineries
Sunoco says it will try to sell its refineries in Philadelphia and Marcus Hook, and if that's not possible, they'll be shut down next July.
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Sunoco says it will try to sell its refineries in Philadelphia and Marcus Hook, and if that's not possible, they'll be shut down next July.
Health care costs continue to climb while many paychecks remain the same or get smaller.
"There are few soils that can really -- unless they're very well drained -- accept a quick eight inches," says Penn State professor Michael Gooseff.
Jonathan Nyquist, chairman of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Temple University, says we shouldn't be surprised, because earthquakes do happen here occasionally in the Philadelphia area.
"We actually had a glitch in our system when we were signing up donors," says a Red Cross spokesman. "We overbooked the schedule."
Four hundred talented area students are wrapping up an enjoyable six weeks of summer camp in the footlights at the Annenberg Center, at the University of Pennsylvania.
Evans wrote, with partner Jay Livingston, such well known songs as "Silver Bells," "Que Sera Sera," "Mona Lisa," and the theme songs to the TV shows "Bonanza" and "Mr. Ed."
Employers added 117,000 jobs last month -- more than expected, but not good enough according to Gary Witt at Temple University's business school.
Remember green grass? As this hot, dry summer drags on, your lawn and gardens are wilting.
A new study in the New England Journal of Medicine shows that CT scans can save the lives of heavy smokers.
Be aware there's an e-mail making the rounds that could be deadly to your computer.
Imagine driving to the office, then climbing a few hundred feet to your workplace. For some, it happens every day.
Medicaid is a key part of President Obama's health care reform law, and a new study shows that it does help to make people's lives better.
It's hard to believe, but Americans' attitudes towards babies haven't changed in decades.
Strange purple contraptions are springing up in trees along roadways in southeastern Pennsylvania. But it's not a prank or an art project.
Some school districts are deciding to "mainstream" more students rather than paying the expense of the specialized education.
Need local medical information? Now there's an app for that.
Temple is teaming up with the West Penn Allegheny Health System to establish a new, four-year medical school campus in Pittsburgh.
According to ESPN.com, the Philadelphia 76ers could be on the verge of being sold.
Giving your toddler a bottle could be making him fat.
Students at the Curtis Institute of Music will perform Mozart's Idomeneo May 5th through the 7th at the Prince Music Theater.
Parents and schools battling head lice are finding the critters are winning.
Members of Pennsylvania's state Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing today on a bill that would change when DNA samples can be collected for a police database.
"In the Heights", the winner of four Tony awards in 2008, comes to the Academy of Music; January 18th-23rd.
The evening will also include solos on the oboe and cello. The concerts are November 14th and 15th at the Kimmel Center and on the 16th at the Temple Performing Arts Center.
