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When college students go back to school and foreign employees head home, who’s minding the store? The main season is over at ...

Longshoremen are angry over a contract dispute with Del Monte. They say 200 of them could lose their jobs down on the docks. Phil ...

Three of four city worker unions are on the job without contracts. Mayor Nutter says he’s not surprised. Philadelphia’ ...

Homeowners sick of cutting the grass have had a nice break. People who make their living mowing lawns are unhappy. Philadelphia j ...

Pennsylvania’s statewide races have been running intensely for a long while. Labor Day used to be the unofficial start to th ...

A local couple has what could be the largest collection of beach postcards in the country, about 3,000. [youtube]http://www.youtu ...

Mental health experts say the recession has created greater need for services. But – as psychologist Dan Gottlieb suggests, profess ...

The last of the spring stars are now inhabiting the night sky. It seems odd that in the beginning of September we can still see Spring st ...

In fact, most of the 10 to 15 percent of non-traffic tickets contested in Philadelphia are reduced or dismissed. Drivers are used ...

Actor Matthew Broderick is against it. So is historian David McCullough. Will anyone speak up for the proposed casino near the Gettysburg ...

Hospitals in the Philadelphia region are replacing older generations of ct scanners with new ones that expose patients to less radiation. ...

Roads and bridges and Pennsylvania have taken a hit in the past year from increased truck traffic to and from natural gas drilling wells. ...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD can have severe, long term effects on people’s health, according to a new study. Researchers ...