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StateImpact - Pa.
By Susan Phillips
June 26, 2012
A proposal to increase the number of deep injection wastewater wells in Pennsylvania is stirring concern among some who live in Warren County.Residents are worried about the impact on water sup... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
June 26, 2012
Comcast and its Philadelphia-area cable customers will meet in U.S. Supreme Court. The court will consider whether those customers can sue as a group claiming that Comcast overcharged them.The class-... More »
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By Taunya English
June 26, 2012
Two Philadelphia entrepreneurs say their VITAband product can make your workout a little safer. Company co-founders Jason Brown and David Waxman said their bracelet makes medical information wearable.... More »
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StateImpact - Pa.
By Susan Phillips
June 22, 2012
Chesapeake Energy has agreed to pay $1.6 million in damages to three families in Wyalusing, Bradford County. The case may be the first Marcellus contamination lawsuit to get resolved ... More »
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RIVER LINE SERIES
By Mary Cummings Jordan, for NewsWorks
June 20, 2012
It's been eight years since passengers first boarded the River Line, the 34-mile-long light rail linking Camden to Trenton.The rail line was sold as an economic engine to revive sleepy towns. Has... More »
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RIVER LINE SERIES
By Jen Howard
June 19, 2012
It's early on a Thursday morning in Camden at the Walter Rand Transportation Center. A few dozen bleary-eyed commuters stand waiting for the River Line, headed north to Trenton — a handful of th... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
June 11, 2012
Philadelphia's planning commission is set to meet on its overall plan for the Northeast. But not everyone goes to meetings, so the commission members also are asking for feedback by text messages... More »
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By Mary Wilson
June 7, 2012
A Pennsylvania grant program for groups looking to switch their vehicles to natural gas is still in the works. State officials are fielding input groups that may be considering the switch to help str... More »
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By Emma Jacobs
June 6, 2012
Philadelphia officials briefed environmental groups Wednesday on new plans for the city's trash. City Council is set to vote on two multi-year contracts Thursday to facilitate those plans. More »
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NewsWorks Tonight Feature
By Peter Crimmins
June 5, 2012
Andreas (Dre) Urhahn spent six years painting huge stripes and color blocks across entire buildings in a Brazilian favela -- a kind of self-generating slum. He and his partner, Jeroen Koolhaas, see si... More »
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