Philadelphia Area News, Weather, Radio and TV
A guide to newspapers, weather, radio and television in the Greater Philadelphia and South Jersey area.
Samuel A. Alito, Jr. Nominated to U.S. Supreme Court -
Princeton, New Jersey born Judge Samuel A. Alito, Jr. of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Philadelphia has been nominated by George W. Bush to serve as Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
Princeton, New Jersey born Judge Samuel A. Alito, Jr. of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Philadelphia has been nominated by George W. Bush to serve as Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.
950 WPEN AM Enters Sports/Talk Battle for Philadelphia Radio Audience
On October 3, 2005, 950 WPEN AM in Philadelphia abandoned its oldies format and became Philadelphia's second sports / talk station with hosts including Steve Czaban and Scott Linn, Tony Bruno, Jim Rome, Jody McDonald and J.T. 'The Brick'.
On October 3, 2005, 950 WPEN AM in Philadelphia abandoned its oldies format and became Philadelphia's second sports / talk station with hosts including Steve Czaban and Scott Linn, Tony Bruno, Jim Rome, Jody McDonald and J.T. 'The Brick'.
Stephenie LaGrossa Returns to Compete in CBS's Survivor: Guatemala
It is a pleasant surprise to Philadelphia area viewers that local favorite Stephenie LaGrossa, a native of Briarcliff, Glenolden, PA in Delaware County, will participate in CBS's Survivor: Guatemala.
It is a pleasant surprise to Philadelphia area viewers that local favorite Stephenie LaGrossa, a native of Briarcliff, Glenolden, PA in Delaware County, will participate in CBS's Survivor: Guatemala.
Greater Philadelphia / South Jersey / Delaware Tri-State Area Steps Forward in Hurricane Katrina Relief and Recovery Efforts
As soon as the extent of the damage to the Gulf Coast region from Hurricane Katrina was known, individuals, corporations, governments and local military stepped forward to help in the relief effort for the hundreds of thousands of people left homeless or evacuated from their homes.
As soon as the extent of the damage to the Gulf Coast region from Hurricane Katrina was known, individuals, corporations, governments and local military stepped forward to help in the relief effort for the hundreds of thousands of people left homeless or evacuated from their homes.
Kvaerner Philadelphia Shipyard Signs $1 Billion Deal to Build 10 Double-hulled Tankers
On April 14, 2004, during a large ceremony attended by more than 1,000 observers, Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell signed a monumental $1 billion deal at Kvaerner Philadelphia Shipyard, Inc. (KPSI) that will help create more than 6,000 jobs in a new, five-year, 10- ship, environmentally sound Product Tanker Program, believed to be the largest American commercial shipbuilding deal in history.
On April 14, 2004, during a large ceremony attended by more than 1,000 observers, Pennsylvania Governor Edward G. Rendell signed a monumental $1 billion deal at Kvaerner Philadelphia Shipyard, Inc. (KPSI) that will help create more than 6,000 jobs in a new, five-year, 10- ship, environmentally sound Product Tanker Program, believed to be the largest American commercial shipbuilding deal in history.
Meet The Real World Philadelphia Cast
Meet the cast of seven guys and gals that make up the cast of the 15th season of MTV's The Real World, this year set in Philadelphia, PA.
Meet the cast of seven guys and gals that make up the cast of the 15th season of MTV's The Real World, this year set in Philadelphia, PA.
CIGNA to Remain in Philadelphia
community and residents alike, CIGNA announced Monday that they would be keeping their headquarters at Liberty Place through at least 2016. Had CIGNA elected to move to New Jersey as had been considered, Philadelphia would have lost a significant tax base. CIGNA employs approximately 1500 people in Center City Philadelphia.
community and residents alike, CIGNA announced Monday that they would be keeping their headquarters at Liberty Place through at least 2016. Had CIGNA elected to move to New Jersey as had been considered, Philadelphia would have lost a significant tax base. CIGNA employs approximately 1500 people in Center City Philadelphia.
CruisePhilly Bolsters Region's Economy
Philadelphia rides the tide of a successful 2003 cruise season with twenty-two sailings and nine port calls in 2004.
Philadelphia rides the tide of a successful 2003 cruise season with twenty-two sailings and nine port calls in 2004.
The Philadelphia Inquirer
A look at the history of Philadelphia's most widely read newspaper. Will the challenges of the past prepare the paper to face the future?
A look at the history of Philadelphia's most widely read newspaper. Will the challenges of the past prepare the paper to face the future?