'People Are Getting More Desperate': Philadelphia Police Trying To Solve Multiple Carjackings In Same Division This Week
Philadelphia police are trying to solve multiple carjackings this week. That includes one committed in broad daylight.
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Philadelphia police are trying to solve multiple carjackings this week. That includes one committed in broad daylight.
City officials believe the guidelines are flexible but also necessary so people can eat safely outside.
The legislation was inspired by the attack on a man with cerebral palsy outside a West Chester convenience store in 2017.
All three states in the tri-state region have different rules.
The news comes as Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris, paused her in-person campaigning after finding out two others, one of her staffers and a crew member on her flight to Arizona last week, tested positive for the virus.
New Jersey took in more than $748 million in bets from sports gamblers finally able to wager on football amid the coronavirus outbreak.
A Bucks County judge has ordered a New York couple charged in the assault of a teen employee at Sesame Place to stand trial.
It happened on the 3700 block of Baring Street.
Poker is coming back to Atlantic City, with a few tweaks to accommodate the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
In a statement to The Associated Press, Gov. Tom Wolf's office said an offer extended in recent days to House Republican leaders has been effectively rejected, now less than three weeks before Election Day.
In Philadelphia, only about 56% of people have replied to the census.
With the rollout of Philadelphia new satellite election offices across the city that allow people to essentially vote early, a group of restaurants are now encouraging people to come by with a campaign called Fuel the Vote.
The Reading Fightin Phils are hosting a safe Trick-or-Treat opportunity for the community.
CBS Philly's sports anchor thinks the Ravens' line play on both sides of the ball will be too much for the Birds this week.
