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While researchers say their work is still in the early stages, they also say it provides "reason to further examine omega-3's role as a potential early intervention for antisocial behavior."
Eight Philadelphia schools are recipients of the latest round of grants from the Hamels Foundation.
The mayor's chief of staff, Everett Gillison, was testifying at a hearing to consider the administration's plan to consolidate the 911 and 311 centers at the old Quartermaster Depot, at 20th and Oregon.
A South Jersey woman is accused of selling fake tickets to a concert that claimed Sheryl Crow as the headline performer.
Police say they are looking for 12-year-old Mason Pachulski.
The accident happened on the 2000 block of Newkirk Street.
Chad Wilcox, 29, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Court to robbing and killing a Norristown man he'd met through a sex ad on the commerce web site "Craigslist."
Dom discussed town's involved with fracking seeing an increase in sexual disease, First Lady, Michelle Obama, openly speaking on race at Tuskegee University, 40 officers killed already in 2015, top baby names in 2014. SNL's sketch on drawing the prophet Mohammad, funding schools in Pennsylvania. At 11, Executive Director of Keystone Research Center, Stephen Herzenberg joined discussing fracking causing a increase in sexual disease.
Philadelphia police are searching for two suspects who used a baby stroller to steal $5,000 in work equipment.
Christie was wrapping up a town hall event at Fury's Publick House bar in Dover Friday evening when he was confronted with the issue by a woman who said she was born and raised in New Jersey and was "beyond horrified" by the incident
If you live in Philadelphia and own an electric car, you can get a special parking space in front of your home to charge your vehicle.
A man who told his parents he was set to graduate from Penn State when he wasn't even enrolled has been reported missing.
The new work week begins right where the last one left off, with more above average warmth.
The non-specific threat reportedly came into the Burlington County Institute of Technology in Westhampton around midnight Monday.
This week marks the 30th anniversary of the disastrous confrontation between the Philadelphia police and members of the group that called itself "MOVE."
