Thomas Jefferson UniversityCharles P. Baker III, celebrated cofounder of Baker Industries for the ‘least employable,’ has died at 101 “We have a philosophy of work as rehabilitation,” he told the Daily News in 1988. “The goal is to show these people they can do a whale of a lot more than they think they can do.”Gary Miles 2 hours agoJefferson CEO will chair Philadelphia region’s chamber of commerceAriana Perez-Castells Look up 100 top-paid employees at nonprofit health systems in the Philadelphia region in 2024Harold Brubaker The busiest ambulatory surgery centers in the Philadelphia regionHarold Brubaker Jefferson Health reported a $181.5 million operating loss in fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker AdvertisementHundreds of Philly buildings rely on Vicinity’s steam plants. Their workers want better pay and safer facilities.The Philly steam plant workers could go on strike if they don't get a contract. They are represented by the same union that represents Peco employees, IBEW Local 614. Ariana Perez-Castells Villanova U. spent more than $100 million on renovations of the former Cabrini campus. Students will begin living and learning there this fall. Villanova spent more than $100 million on upgrades to the former Cabrini University campus where half of its sophomores will live this fall and more than 2,000 students will take classes.Susan Snyder Under pressure from its accreditor, University of Valley Forge offers students information on transferringThe school had to delay payroll for up to one week earlier this month, according to an email obtained by The Inquirer from a source close to the school.Susan Snyder Jefferson, Nemours, Temple, and St. Chris are exploring alliance to support the North Philadelphia children’s hospitalIf the alliance is finalized, ownership of the North Philadelphia safety-net hospital would not change. Drexel University and Tower Health will remain the hospital's owners.Harold Brubaker and Aubrey Whelan Jefferson announces new Allentown medical school campusThe campus will offer the same curriculum as Jefferson’s Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Center City. Kayla Yup How much did Philly-area nonprofit health system CEOs make in 2024?All CEOs except those at the smallest systems received at least $1 million in compensation.Harold Brubaker Philadelphia is shrinking the rideshare virtual border around FIFA Fan FestivalThe city is reducing the geofence, which blocks people from calling rideshares in a specific area near FIFA Fan Festival, to allow more residents to use Uber and Lyft.Henry Savage There’s a new cafe in Manayunk serving samosas and viral dot cakes Saffron Cafe serves two purposes: offering a third space and sharing its owners’ Indian heritage. Hira Qureshi Delaware’s first medical school will be a partnership with JeffersonThomas Jefferson University will open a second location for its Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Delaware in 2028. Sarah Gantz CHOP reported $271 million in operating profit for the nine months ended March 31Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's revenue climbed 9% to $4.1 billion in the first three quarters of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker Bill sponsored by Rep. Madeleine Dean would make assaulting a healthcare worker a federal crimeNurse advocates say some healthcare workers face violence on a regular basis. Sarah Gantz Jefferson Health had a $252.6 million operating loss in the nine months ended March 31The loss included $94.6 million in restructuring charges related to layoffs last fall and other moves designed to improve the nonprofit’s future financial performance.Harold Brubaker The Council for Relationships is closing its doors after 94 years of providing low-fee therapyThousands of clients, more than 60 staffers, and some 40 clinical interns are looking for new spots to land.Wendy Ruderman Why stomach pain, ‘scromiting,’ and compulsive hot showering are sending cannabis users to Philly-area ERsMarijuana legalization and more potent THC products could be to blame for the rise in cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, doctors say.Wendy Ruderman Scott R. Sanders, ‘acknowledged voice-over king’ for radio and TV, has died at 78His political pitches became so popular that, in 1994 alone, he recorded nearly 800 commercials for 90 candidates. In 1998, he spoke for 38 candidates and seven political committees.Gary Miles See more storiesAdvertisement
Charles P. Baker III, celebrated cofounder of Baker Industries for the ‘least employable,’ has died at 101 “We have a philosophy of work as rehabilitation,” he told the Daily News in 1988. “The goal is to show these people they can do a whale of a lot more than they think they can do.”Gary Miles 2 hours ago
Charles P. Baker III, celebrated cofounder of Baker Industries for the ‘least employable,’ has died at 101 “We have a philosophy of work as rehabilitation,” he told the Daily News in 1988. “The goal is to show these people they can do a whale of a lot more than they think they can do.”Gary Miles 2 hours ago
Look up 100 top-paid employees at nonprofit health systems in the Philadelphia region in 2024Harold Brubaker
Look up 100 top-paid employees at nonprofit health systems in the Philadelphia region in 2024Harold Brubaker
Hundreds of Philly buildings rely on Vicinity’s steam plants. Their workers want better pay and safer facilities.The Philly steam plant workers could go on strike if they don't get a contract. They are represented by the same union that represents Peco employees, IBEW Local 614. Ariana Perez-Castells
Hundreds of Philly buildings rely on Vicinity’s steam plants. Their workers want better pay and safer facilities.The Philly steam plant workers could go on strike if they don't get a contract. They are represented by the same union that represents Peco employees, IBEW Local 614. Ariana Perez-Castells
Villanova U. spent more than $100 million on renovations of the former Cabrini campus. Students will begin living and learning there this fall. Villanova spent more than $100 million on upgrades to the former Cabrini University campus where half of its sophomores will live this fall and more than 2,000 students will take classes.Susan Snyder
Villanova U. spent more than $100 million on renovations of the former Cabrini campus. Students will begin living and learning there this fall. Villanova spent more than $100 million on upgrades to the former Cabrini University campus where half of its sophomores will live this fall and more than 2,000 students will take classes.Susan Snyder
Under pressure from its accreditor, University of Valley Forge offers students information on transferringThe school had to delay payroll for up to one week earlier this month, according to an email obtained by The Inquirer from a source close to the school.Susan Snyder
Under pressure from its accreditor, University of Valley Forge offers students information on transferringThe school had to delay payroll for up to one week earlier this month, according to an email obtained by The Inquirer from a source close to the school.Susan Snyder
Jefferson, Nemours, Temple, and St. Chris are exploring alliance to support the North Philadelphia children’s hospitalIf the alliance is finalized, ownership of the North Philadelphia safety-net hospital would not change. Drexel University and Tower Health will remain the hospital's owners.Harold Brubaker and Aubrey Whelan
Jefferson, Nemours, Temple, and St. Chris are exploring alliance to support the North Philadelphia children’s hospitalIf the alliance is finalized, ownership of the North Philadelphia safety-net hospital would not change. Drexel University and Tower Health will remain the hospital's owners.Harold Brubaker and Aubrey Whelan
Jefferson announces new Allentown medical school campusThe campus will offer the same curriculum as Jefferson’s Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Center City. Kayla Yup
Jefferson announces new Allentown medical school campusThe campus will offer the same curriculum as Jefferson’s Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Center City. Kayla Yup
How much did Philly-area nonprofit health system CEOs make in 2024?All CEOs except those at the smallest systems received at least $1 million in compensation.Harold Brubaker
How much did Philly-area nonprofit health system CEOs make in 2024?All CEOs except those at the smallest systems received at least $1 million in compensation.Harold Brubaker
Philadelphia is shrinking the rideshare virtual border around FIFA Fan FestivalThe city is reducing the geofence, which blocks people from calling rideshares in a specific area near FIFA Fan Festival, to allow more residents to use Uber and Lyft.Henry Savage
Philadelphia is shrinking the rideshare virtual border around FIFA Fan FestivalThe city is reducing the geofence, which blocks people from calling rideshares in a specific area near FIFA Fan Festival, to allow more residents to use Uber and Lyft.Henry Savage
There’s a new cafe in Manayunk serving samosas and viral dot cakes Saffron Cafe serves two purposes: offering a third space and sharing its owners’ Indian heritage. Hira Qureshi
There’s a new cafe in Manayunk serving samosas and viral dot cakes Saffron Cafe serves two purposes: offering a third space and sharing its owners’ Indian heritage. Hira Qureshi
Delaware’s first medical school will be a partnership with JeffersonThomas Jefferson University will open a second location for its Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Delaware in 2028. Sarah Gantz
Delaware’s first medical school will be a partnership with JeffersonThomas Jefferson University will open a second location for its Sidney Kimmel Medical College in Delaware in 2028. Sarah Gantz
CHOP reported $271 million in operating profit for the nine months ended March 31Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's revenue climbed 9% to $4.1 billion in the first three quarters of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker
CHOP reported $271 million in operating profit for the nine months ended March 31Children's Hospital of Philadelphia's revenue climbed 9% to $4.1 billion in the first three quarters of fiscal 2026Harold Brubaker
Bill sponsored by Rep. Madeleine Dean would make assaulting a healthcare worker a federal crimeNurse advocates say some healthcare workers face violence on a regular basis. Sarah Gantz
Bill sponsored by Rep. Madeleine Dean would make assaulting a healthcare worker a federal crimeNurse advocates say some healthcare workers face violence on a regular basis. Sarah Gantz
Jefferson Health had a $252.6 million operating loss in the nine months ended March 31The loss included $94.6 million in restructuring charges related to layoffs last fall and other moves designed to improve the nonprofit’s future financial performance.Harold Brubaker
Jefferson Health had a $252.6 million operating loss in the nine months ended March 31The loss included $94.6 million in restructuring charges related to layoffs last fall and other moves designed to improve the nonprofit’s future financial performance.Harold Brubaker
The Council for Relationships is closing its doors after 94 years of providing low-fee therapyThousands of clients, more than 60 staffers, and some 40 clinical interns are looking for new spots to land.Wendy Ruderman
The Council for Relationships is closing its doors after 94 years of providing low-fee therapyThousands of clients, more than 60 staffers, and some 40 clinical interns are looking for new spots to land.Wendy Ruderman
Why stomach pain, ‘scromiting,’ and compulsive hot showering are sending cannabis users to Philly-area ERsMarijuana legalization and more potent THC products could be to blame for the rise in cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, doctors say.Wendy Ruderman
Why stomach pain, ‘scromiting,’ and compulsive hot showering are sending cannabis users to Philly-area ERsMarijuana legalization and more potent THC products could be to blame for the rise in cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, doctors say.Wendy Ruderman
Scott R. Sanders, ‘acknowledged voice-over king’ for radio and TV, has died at 78His political pitches became so popular that, in 1994 alone, he recorded nearly 800 commercials for 90 candidates. In 1998, he spoke for 38 candidates and seven political committees.Gary Miles
Scott R. Sanders, ‘acknowledged voice-over king’ for radio and TV, has died at 78His political pitches became so popular that, in 1994 alone, he recorded nearly 800 commercials for 90 candidates. In 1998, he spoke for 38 candidates and seven political committees.Gary Miles
