Archives: Articles

The Philadelphia Orchestra has cleared a major hurdle in its bankruptcy proceeding. A previously negotiated agreement between the ...

With hundreds of restaurants to choose from in Philadelphia, 20 belong to restaurant mogul Stephen Starr. With annual sales of $12 ...

Soon it may take more than muscle to become bouncer in Philadelphia.  A Philadelphia City Council committee has approved a bill call ...

On Wednesday, state Sen. Shirley Kitchen and Community Le ...

A national environmental group is seeking to intervene in the relicensing process for the Limerick nuclear power plant in Montgomery Coun ...

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority says toll revenue for the first 10 months of the year is more than $47 million below projections. < ...

In an agreement both parties are calling historic, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter has committed to use union labor on city-funded cons ...

After announcing earlier this fall that founder Vicki Solot would leave her executive director role, First Person Arts has named her succ ...

What’s that, you say? You’re looking for a tree-lighting ceremony? As the holidays inch closer, there are just a few c ...

Democrats in the New Jersey Legislature are hoping a new plan paves the way for getting more money to the state’s poorest cities. ...

An armed thief who was rushed to the hospital after being shot with his own gun in a Monday night robbery that didn’t go as he plan ...

Two New Jersey lawmakers are proposing a bill to eliminate the state’s 72-hour waiting period for couples seeking a license to wed. ...

Dr. Dan Gottlieb’s weekly blog, as heard on WHYY, 90.9 FM.   Updates: Mondays at 5:00 a. ...

It only took one bite for Kennett Square borough officials to step in and announce plans to prohibit exotic animal ownership. A ma ...

Philadelphia Police have arrested two men responsible for allegedly shooting a couple and stealing their 2001 Mercury in North Philadelph ...