Family Says New York City Woman Victim In Amtrak Train Derailment
The family says 47-year-old Laura Finamore had been coming back to New York from a memorial service for a college friend's mother.
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The family says 47-year-old Laura Finamore had been coming back to New York from a memorial service for a college friend's mother.
Samuel Procopio, 54, of Edgewater Park was arrested last June after police discovered spray-painted racial slurs on a basketball court and bleachers.
The Italian government has confirmed that one of its citizens, businessman Giuseppe Piras, also died in the Amtrak crash.
The latest, "Gorilla Treeway," is an elevated, 300-foot outdoor passageway where the great apes can hang out and play.
A businessman from Maryland has been identified as one of the victims killed in a train derailment in Philadelphia.
KYW's Greg Orlandini and Philly Soccer Page writer Eli Pearlman-Storch talk with the right back as the Union comes off yet another defeat.
Philadelphia DA Seth Williams says once the initial probe is complete, they'll determine whether criminal charges should be filed and who will prosecute.
The body of an 8th victim was found Thursday morning at the scene of an Amtrak train derailment in Philadelphia, the fire commissioner announced.
Passengers along Amtrak's northeast corridor will have to figure out other ways to get to their destination for a few more days.
Representative Ryan Costello (R-PA) told Radio 1210 WPHT midday host Dom Giordano that his recent comments on CNN about the Amtrak disaster and the company's funding have been taken out of context by some.
Montgomery County district attorney Risa Ferman says the gangs were rivals not just in selling drugs but in violence, without regard to anyone in the community.
Nearly all of the Amtrak cars that derailed Tuesday night near Frankford Junction have been transported to an undisclosed location for inspection by federal investigators.
President Barack Obama is coming to Camden to discuss how police are working to build trust with the community.
Dom discussed developing details in the Amtrak derailment in the Port Richmond, new taxes coming to the suburbs under the new Philadelphia Mayor, Governor Rendell calling Republicans a bunch of "SOBs" for not tabling the vote on Amtrak funding, New Jersey teacher fired for having students write letters to Mumia Abu-Jamal. At 10, author Charles Murray joined discussing his new book "By the People." At 10:47, Congressman Ryan Costello joined discussing the infrastructure and the Amtrak derailment. At 11, J.D. Mullane, joined to discuss his thoughts on the Amtrak derailment.
The stunning verdict, following seven days of deliberations, was read aloud by the jury foreman: not guilty on each of 26 counts.
