Gov. Christie Signs Cybersecurity Executive Order
Gov. Chris Christie has sign an executive order aimed at better protecting the state from cybersecurity threats.
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Gov. Chris Christie has sign an executive order aimed at better protecting the state from cybersecurity threats.
Eyewitness News has learned that a review of the signals system in the area of the derailment found no issues.
Melissa Murray Bailey, the Republican candidate for Mayor in Philadelphia, spoke with Rich Zeoli on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
If you are a fan of cooler and less humid conditions you will enjoy the forecast into the holiday weekend.
Newark Police are asking for help identifying a man who grabbed and groped a female graduate student out jogging Tuesday morning.
Rich analyzed the reaction to Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker failing to graduate college, an application to join Al-Qaeda found at Osama bin Laden's compound, and a hot dog vendor price gouging tourists. He also talked with Kirsten Powers from FOX News, WPHT's Chris Stigall, and Republican candidate for Mayor in Philadelphia, Melissa Murray Bailey.
Kenney says he plans to discuss "Stop and Frisk" with Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey who has implemented the policy here.
David Letterman is taking The Late Show stage for one last time.
Janet and Bob Wilson say it's "touch and go" after their five-year-old miniature poodle named "Chicago" was attacked by an unleashed dog.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan takes a look at drivers' plans for the Memorial Day weekend.
Philadelphia's high school graduation rate has shown gains, but it falls well short of Mayor Michael Nutter's goal. That's the finding of a report released Wednesday.
Primary winners from both major parties spent part of their "day after" helping raise money for the Broad Street Ministry.
Police are searching for a man they say stole nearly $300 worth of lottery tickets from a machine in Port Richmond.
Air purifiers and HEPA filters combat indoor air pollution, but for a greener option, use houseplants.
Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board continue looking at several possible factors, including signals, cell phone records, work records, and more.
