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Company would try to cut power use at high-tech bakery if necessary As the temperature rises, some businesses could be asked to c ...

Some Philadelphia students aren’t complaining about the hot weather. The extreme temperatures prompted the School District to send ...

Electricity providers monitor systems amid heat This week’s scorching temperatures have the region’s utilities bracin ...

New state laws take effect on Jan. 2, 2011 Starting next year the only way a driver can speak on his or her cell phone is with a h ...

Doctors say either because of age or illness, many elderly people just don’t feel the heat the same way. They don’t notice h ...

A rusted looking cylinder was found around 10:30am Monday. Park rangers at Delaware’s ...

People born on the island now have until October 1st to apply for a more secure birth certificate. The old ones had been ripe for fraud. ...

The move comes after the city collected $40 million dollars in a tax amnesty. Philadelphia was only counting on $30 million. The ...

State lawmakers passed a budget but will not discus creating an independent budgeting office until this fall. Lawmakers in Harrisb ...

Surely, you’ve heard that the federal health law is a big boon for the UN-insured. But what if you’re already covered at work ...

It can be tricky to get doctors and nurses to follow the best and most cost-effective protocols. Researchers in Philadelphia are turning ...

City vows to get tough on those who did not take advantage of the tax amnesty program. For a change, there is some good budget new ...