Senator Casey Pushes Bill Aimed At Reducing Youth Crime Rates
Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Bob Casey is seeking support for a bill that he is sponsoring in Washington that would provide more funding to prevent crime committed by young people.
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Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Bob Casey is seeking support for a bill that he is sponsoring in Washington that would provide more funding to prevent crime committed by young people.
Data released Wednesday by New Jersey regulators shows the casinos won $257.5 million from gamblers last month, compared to $238.3 million in July 2014.
State police say a western Pennsylvania man irate that his brother ate three Big Mac sandwiches without saving him one beat the brother and ransacked the home they share.
The state Supreme Court is going to take up the issue of whether the School Reform Commission had the power to cancel its teachers contract.
The driver of the tour bus that struck and killed a pedestrian Tuesday morning, near Philadelphia police headquarters, is remorseful and cooperating.
New Jersey State Police say one person has died in a serious crash in Maurice River Township, Cumberland County.
A former Philadelphia police officer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for stealing drugs and money while he was in uniform.
City Council President Darrell Clarke, on Wednesday, promised to expand a program that helps low-income Philadelphia residents stay in their homes by making repairs and improving energy efficiency.
Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown is refusing to answer questions about the theft over the weekend of her city-issued vehicle.
Pennsylvania's top prosecutor says in her first statement since being criminally charged that she's the victim of an effort to conceal pornographic and racially insensitive emails.
As the city continues to work on a plan for police officers and other city employees during papal weekend, police officers are concerned over where they are going to stay and for how long.
Members of Philadelphia's tech community have decided not to resurrect the beloved Internet sensation HitchBOT, but instead have plans to create something new as a good will gesture.
Free mammograms and speakers about breast health were some of the highlights Wednesday at the sixth annual BreastFest in Germantown.
Today Dom discussed Donald Trump defending Planned Parenthood,Mayor Nutter complimenting on the city's planning for the Pope, the POW/MIA flag the next "racist flag, Hillary Clinton's email servers." At 10:13, Colonel Allen West joined to discuss last Thursday's debate and the pending nuclear deal with Iran. At 11, John Templeton Fellow, Ed Turzanski, joined discussing Hillary Clinton turning over her email server.
The city's WorkReady program saw 1,600 young adults spending the last six weeks learning what it was like to work in the "real world" in jobs coordinated by the Urban Affairs Coalition.
