New Jersey Community Using Fish To Curb Mosquito Problem
150,000 tiny mosquito eating fish are being released into retention basins at 18 Gloucester County locations this week.
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150,000 tiny mosquito eating fish are being released into retention basins at 18 Gloucester County locations this week.
Police say a man who led officers on a wild two-hour chase spanning two states had been facing charges of stealing $21 worth of underwear from a supermarket.
Authorities say a cash reward is being offered.
Whalen says they are doing this by improving the 30,000 square feet of retail space and building 123 new town homes.
A Philadelphia Jury is hearing the murder trial of a Willow Grove man in connection with a series of crimes that allegedly used Craigslist as bait.
Chopper 3 was over the scene of the accident on Tulip Street and Allegheny Avenue.
The accuser in the only sex assault case settled by Bill Cosby is questioning his self-described ability to "read" people's cues in sexual situations.
A South Philadelphia group is continuing its effort to tackle violence before it starts.
To paraphrase the 2003 movie "Barbershop," Duerward Beale believes something as simple as a haircut can change the way a man feels about the electoral process.
Papal pilgrims taking the Broad Street Line or the Frankford El now know where they'll have to get off.
Five former members of the Philadelphia narcotics squad are now suing the mayor, police commissioner and district attorney for defamation.
According to Temple University Hospital, the last patient from the deadly Philadelphia train derailment in May has been released.
Ken Matthews fills in for Dom. Ken discussed the police chase last night in Camden and then in Philadelphia, a proposal to eliminate the terms husband and wife, Donald Trump's rape allegations, Hillary Clinton testifying on the embassy attack in Benghazi, President Obama saying he could win a third time,Colonel West speaking in Times Square, Pope Francis' availability,
A lost Dr. Seuss book, "What Pet Should I Get," hits the shelves Tuesday.
Some researchers are saying they are not only a waste of time, but they can be harmful.
