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Police have released surveillance video of a laundromat employee fighting with an armed robbery suspect. It happened at King Philly Laundry on the 5800 block of Market Street in West Philadelphia on December 2.
Police are investigating an incident that occurred at Meade Elementary School in North Philadelphia on Tuesday, after a 7-year-old student said she was poked with a hypodermic needle.
Winslow Township Police say a 61-year-old man was working at a concrete plant when he walked in front of a forklift that was carrying a large hopper full of concrete.
The Rider University Women's Basketball Team has been learning a life-lesson about rebounding from a girl with a serious illness.
Sports Illustrated hosted a celebration at Lincoln Financial Field Wednesday to honor the Penn Charter swimmer who was voted the magazine's "Sports Kid of the Year."
Viagra is one of the best selling drugs ever, the sex drug is approved for use in certain men. So you might be surprised to learn children are also being given prescriptions for Viagra.
A fire that started at a Pennsauken auto body shop and reached four alarms has been declared under control by authorities.
At the annual Claymont, Delaware Christmas Parade, Santa isn't the star. Rather, an overgrown weed captures the town's attention.
Unusually warm weather has allowed a season that typically wraps up in early November to push on through mid-December.
It's a giving back bash! Philadelphia Police officers are giving Christmas gifts to children who may not otherwise receive one.
To buy or not to buy, around the holidays it seems that everything is on sale. But how do you know when you're getting a really good deal? 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has advice for bargain hunters.
Governor Chris Christie wants to erect a protective dune the entire length of New Jersey, all 127 miles, but this ruling by an Atlantic County Superior Court judge prevents the project from moving forward.
Donald Trump has responded to Mayor Nutter's comments about banning him from the city of Philadelphia and referring to him as an expletive.
Some big changes are coming to SEPTA's Regional Rail lines beginning Sunday.
Rich discussed Donald Trump being compared to Adolf Hitler, Donald Trump calling Mayor Nutter a 'low life' and the hunting nun. He also discussed the latest news regarding the Benghazi emails, Barbara Walters asking Trump if he is a bigot and college students demand the renaming of a building. Rich spoke with Mark Krikorian, the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, regarding his latest article at 4pm.
