Federal regulators cited Philadelphia Energy Solutions for safety violations related to the catastrophic fire and explosions in June that released more than 5,000 pounds of deadly chemical and led to the refinery’s closure and bankruptcy.
Federal regulators cited Philadelphia Energy Solutions for safety violations related to the catastrophic fire and explosions in June that released more than 5,000 pounds of deadly chemical and led to the refinery’s closure and bankruptcy.
Philly leaders met with Vice President Pence to speed planning for USA 250th birthday in 2026. Can Philly use the hoopla to raise funds for lasting projects?
Philly leaders met with Vice President Pence to speed planning for USA 250th birthday in 2026. Can Philly use the hoopla to raise funds for lasting projects?
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The public nonprofit that runs the defender’s office has proposed hosting a vote overseen by a third-party, and if a majority of workers vote for the union, it will become official. The union says it is considering the proposal and has also filed for a formal election.
The fate of the bankrupt Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery complex, shut down since a catastrophic June fire and explosion, hung in the balance on Friday.
You can have it all, if you have about 75 grand to spend. High performance. Great handling. Fuel economy. All-wheel drive. The 2020 Volvo XC60 T8 Polestar E-AWD puts together some engineering feats in a pretty nice package.
Chris Santa Maria, former head of the Lower Merion Township Education Association teachers’ union, is the new chairman of the Pennsylvania Public School Employees' Retirement System
The CEO of Hard Rock International says Atlantic City “is going in the wrong direction” and is in worse shape than when the global entertainment company bought its casino here nearly three years ago.
The PUC approved the Aqua's $4.3 billion acquisition of one of the state’s largest gas utilities, completing the Bryn Mawr firm’s transformation into an “infrastructure company.”
The aggregate amount expected to be paid to an estimated 4,500 lower-level managers is $15.5 million after the four law firms involved in two separate proposed class actions get their cut.
