by KYW's John McDevitt Could cafeteria trays become obsolete at universities? More and more are embracing trayless dining to benefit the environment. The food service company Aramark conducted studies of its 500 campus...
By KYW's John McDevitt and Pat Loeb After early morning inspections turned up no medical waste along stretches of beach in Avalon and Ocean City, officials in both South Jersey shore resorts re-opened their beaches to...
by KYW's John McDevitt More than 3,000 American Red Cross volunteers from across the nation are pre-positioning in four states as tropical storm Gustav threatens the gulf region. Some volunteers are from the Philadelphia...
by KYW's John McDevitt A Philadelphia man is the first person to plead guilty among six indicted last month for an immigration fraud scheme. According to officials, the operation raked in $3 million in fees from people...
by KYW's John McDevitt On Independence Mall, people shared their thoughts about Senator Joe Biden being chosen as Barack Obama's running mate. Some say that 65-year-old Joseph Biden as the Democratic vice presidential...
by KYW's John McDevitt On Independence Mall, people shared their thoughts about Senator Joe Biden being chosen as Barack Obama's running mate. Some say that 65-year-old Joseph Biden as the Democratic vice presidential...
Posted: Wednesday, 20 August 2008 12:47PM Toll Hikes on 4 Del. River Bridges Approved; Will Take Effect Sept. 14th by KYW's John McDevitt To no one's surprise, the Delaware River Port Authority has voted to implement a series...
by KYW's John McDevitt A Pennsylvania man who heads a children's charity is saving lives in Vietnam by raising money for congenital heart surgeries. Paul's Kids has been an organized non-profit for about a year. Since December...
The Delaware River Port Authority is one step closer to approving toll hikes on its bridges and fare hikes for the Patco hi-speed line. A DRPA official promises the added revenue will be used for bridge and rail maintenance and...
by KYW's John McDevitt Thursday is the fifth anniversary of a massive electrical blackout that hit the northeastern United States in 2003. It was the largest electric outage in the nation's history. Although Peco customers in...