A Norfolk Southern Policy Lets Officials Order Crews To Ignore Safety Alerts

Norfolk Southern allows a monitoring team to ignore alerts from train track sensors designed to flag potential mechanical problems.

4 PA Companies Among America’s Best Large Employers, Forbes Says

Several Pennsylvania corporations are among the best places to work in America, according to standards created by Forbes.

Marty The Runaway Robot Escapes PA Giant Store: Watch

The video of Marty's daring dash from a Lehigh Valley store has been viewed more than 2 million times.

Politics Big Business Loses Support Of Republicans

The American public views large corporations, banks and other financial institutions, and technology companies negatively.

Judge Orders Stay Of Proposed Delcora Sale To Aqua

The sale has become ensnared in the chaos of the City of Chester’s financial crisis.

AMC Theaters In PA To Charge Different Prices Depending On Seat

AMC is rolling out a new feature that would charge different ticket prices depending on where the seat is located.

WICKS: Education, Free Enterprise And American Prosperity

An organization is only as good as its people.

Party City, With 27 PA Locations, Files For Bankruptcy

The Halloween paraphernalia outfitter may have a spooky financial outlook.

SOLOMON: Let's Fly That Cat Airline!

Frontier Airlines, in a tweet, announced it would offer flight vouchers to people who would adopt kittens from a Las Vegas shelter.

The PA Companies With The Biggest Layoffs And Closures In 2022

Thousands lost their job in the biggest layoffs and closures in Pennsylvania in 2022. Here were some of the biggest.

Alcohol Prices Going Up This Week In PA: What To Know

By this weekend, some 3,550 of the most popular items sold in state liquor stores will be pricier.

CICIO: FERC Nears One Of The Costliest Energy Decisions In History

“Competition is still the best way.”

Despite Leaving Climate Group, Vanguard Adheres To Environmental, Social, Government (ESG) Dogma

Do not expect the Pennsylvania-based advisor group to walk away from all things environmental.

ALPERT: For Electric Cars, Follow The Money

It’s not too late to steer public policy in a reasonable direction rather than wasting resources in the EV dead-end.

Wegmans Recalls 3 Products In PA Over Salmonella Fears

Salmonella may have contaminated several products sold at Wegmans, officials announced.

New CWA Board Members: We Work For Ratepayers, Not Politicians

It's not personal, it's just business.

PA Airbnb Hosts Neglecting To Collect Taxes: Lawmakers

Whether intentionally or not, some Airbnb hosts in PA are not collecting taxes, lawmakers say, sparking calls for a state registry.

HEMPHILL: Petroleum — What Is American Society Without It?

Petroleum, natural gas and coal have been at the forefront of environmental policy efforts.

SAVICKAS: A ‘Big Tech Tax' Won't Save The Internet

Policymakers and experts are trying to find ways to ensure internet connectivity is spread as far and as widely as possible today.

Wolf Signs LNG Terminal Task Force Bill

American Petroleum Institute (API) Pennsylvania called it a critical step to attracting a major job-creating energy project to the region.

Delco, Foundation Vow To Fight ER Closure

“The health and safety of the tens of thousands of residents who live in the eastern section of Delaware County is in jeopardy.”

Radnor Wins Round One With CBD Kratom

The Delaware County Court of Common pleas dismissed Kratom’s petition for a preliminary injunction.

Several PA 7-Elevens Among 73 Nationwide To Go Up For Sale

7-Eleven is reducing its total number of stores across the nation and in Pennsylvania.

Inflation Hits DelVal Businesses, Consumers

When it comes to inflation, the Delaware Valley is in the same league as the rest of the U.S.

DelVal Workers Slowly Returning To The Office

“It’s time for Americans to get back to work and fill our great downtowns again.”

Oil And Gas = Jobs And Growth: Two PA Leaders Make The Case For State's Energy Sector

The entire energy economy is discussed, and how it impacts private sector jobs.

Wegmans Exec To New Jersey: Bag Ban Means More Plastic, Not Less

Wegmans is eliminating plastic shopping bags from all of its locations by the end of 2022.

‘Little To Celebrate' In New Report On PA Jobs, Unemployment

The state lost 108,000 payroll jobs since Feb. 2020, a whopping 189 percent decline.

PA Restaurant Sues Man For Taking Back His $3,000 Tip: Report

This summer, a customer at Alfredo's Pizza Cafe in Scranton left his waitress a generous tip. Months later, he disputed the charge.

Sources: Delco May Settle With Aqua On DELCORA Sale Litigation

DVJournal learned Delaware County officials are talking with Aqua about settling the litigation.

Strike Could Derail Struggling U.S. Economy As Rail Workers Reject Biden-Backed Deal

The clock is ticking for the freight rail industry and holdout labor unions to reach an agreement on a new contract.

Bologna Museum, Outlet Store Opens In Central PA

You read that right: longtime Lebanon bologna company Seltzer's recently opened a new outlet store that features a bologna museum.

Wegmans To Eliminate Plastic Bags In PA Stores

Single-use plastic bags will no longer have a home at Wegmans stores in Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Employers Make Forbes’ ‘America’s Best’ List

Forbes Names Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, located in Center City and King of Prussia, as the number 1 business in Pennsylvania.

Neighbors Opposing Privatization Efforts Fights Aqua PA Bid To Buy BCWSA

“We look forward to discussing the merits of the transaction to BCWSA customers and employees in the coming weeks.”

Comcast Expands Access To Its RISE Small Business Grant Program

Comcast is reaching out a helping hand to minority-owned small businesses.

Motorized Cart For Beach-Goers Mastermind Is Philly Area Man

Mike Mogan, a southeastern PA native, is the inventor behind the e-Beach Wagon, a patent pending electric motorized cart.

PA Residents Hope For $1.28 Billion Jackpot As Mega Millions Grows

The historic lottery game's staggering payout continues to grow, and will likely get even bigger before Friday night's big drawing.

PA Walmarts Say They Will Sell Clothes For Lower Costs Amid Inflation

Walmarts in Pennsylvania and around the nation say they will make changes, as consumers have been forced into changing habits.

Mega Millions Jackpot Hits $1 Billion, PA Residents Get Another Shot

With no winner Tuesday, Pennsylvanians can once again try their luck as the colossal jackpot reaches new heights.