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Officials from the Delaware River Port Authority and PATCO today released the list of items that will be prohibited on the Ben Franklin Bridge and in the PATCO system during the weekend of the Papal Visit.
The finding was announced Wednesday by the Camden County Prosecutor's Office, which had reached a similar conclusion after reviewing the January 25 shooting in Winslow Township.
The letter, to be included in entrance applications and school handbooks, asks parents to agree that attending Catholic school "is a privilege, not a right" and that in questions of church teaching, "the final determination rests with the Archbishop."
Delaware County officials met with representatives from PennDOT, State Police, SEPTA, and other organizations Wednesday as the county announces its safety plan for the weekend of the papal visit.
Rich discussed Iran's leader continuing to call the United State the "Great Satan" and announcing Israel will be erased within 25 years, Ashley Madison's con-job, and a teen charged with involuntary manslaughter for encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself.
Linda Weston, the woman at the center of what became known as the Tacony "basement of horrors" case in Philadelphia, has changed her plea to guilty.
Apple is showing off its latest product line, including a big-screen iPad and updated iPhones.
Four current and two former correctional officers within the Philadelphia Prison System were indicted on Wednesday for attempting to deliver drugs and cell phones to inmates for cash.
State environmental officials say some charcoal briquettes apparently sparked a forest fire that has burned roughly 1,000 acres in New Jersey's Pine Barrens.
The latest edition of the U.S. News & World Report college rankings included a number of local colleges and universities.
ACR Energy, a company providing electric power to the Revel, contends, in court papers, that Glenn Straub wants out of Atlantic City. Straub insists that's simply untrue.
On his way out of office, Governor Tom Corbett appointed Republican legislative aide Erik Arneson to fill a six-year term as Open Records executive director. Upon taking office, Governor Tom Wolf promptly tried to fire him.
Dom discussed Jeb Bush on Stephen Colbert, Archdiocese of Philadelphia requiring parents to sign a "Catholic identity" pledge, Pope tickets being sold on 3rd party websites, 2015 commonwealth poll, conservatives new plan to attempt to block the Iran nuclear deal, Shep Smith speaking out on Kim Davis being released from jail.
The first official physical pop-up store for the 2015 World Meeting of Families opened Wednesday in the lobby of the Aramark building at 1101 Market Street in Center City.
Salty fare from sandwiches to salads will soon come with a first-of-its-kind warning label at chain restaurants in New York City.
