Philadelphia Health Officials Crack Down On Businesses Illegally Selling Tobacco Products To Kids
The city announced Wednesday it's taken action against 149 stores caught selling tobacco to kids three or more times in the past two years.
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The city announced Wednesday it's taken action against 149 stores caught selling tobacco to kids three or more times in the past two years.
They admitted to stealing almost $500,000 in refunds from their own clients.
The rate of people dying from cancer in the United States continued to decline for the 26th year in a row, according to a new American Cancer Society report.
At one point, you couldn't see the skyscrapers in Philadelphia the snow was coming down so hard.
Police say 31-year-old Xiaoding Li was found unresponsive and bleeding from his chest on Tuesday night.
The doll had been by 13-year-old Bryanna Ramirez's side for 40 brain surgeries at Children's Hospital.
A hospital employee who reads to the children during their most vulnerable moments is seeking donations of children's books.
A Bucks County SPCA officer found the cats living in an unheated car in Morrisville, after getting a tip about the animals.
Roseman put the onus on himself for the Eagles' early-round exit after coming into the season as a potential Super Bowl favorite.
Kainami Grant, of Milford, was shot in an alleyway before 10 p.m. on Monday night, according to a Dover police statement.
When she was confronted during the second incident, Joseph pushed the office manager and began breaking computer equipment, authorities said.
A 93-year-old man upset about water damage at his Las Vegas apartment was caught on camera shooting the manager of his residential complex, authorities said.
Now is your chance to own a vehicle that's been driven by quarterback Carson Wentz.
The U.S. Army Recruiting Command is warning Americans of a fake text message informing them they've been selected for a military draft.
Lawmakers are calling the asbestos issue a crisis that needs immediate action.
