Car Crashes Into Overbrook Restaurant
A car crashed into a restaurant on Sunday morning in Philadelphia's Overbrook neighborhood.
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A car crashed into a restaurant on Sunday morning in Philadelphia's Overbrook neighborhood.
"It is important to keep the lines of communication open with your clients. Additionally, a lawyer should be courteous to fellow lawyers in the community and to be respectful of the Court," says Robert Keller esq.
A rally took place on Saturday night in Northeast Philadelphia to show support for the local police.
A house fire occurred late Saturday night in the Olney section of Philadelphia.
A 12-year-old boy is in stable condition after a shooting early Sunday morning in Port Richmond
Philadelphia Police are investigating a 3-car crash that took place on Roosevelt Blvd.
The head of the Camden County police department is getting a big raise.
The city's most vulnerable dogs are getting the medical help they need thanks to Penn Vet's Shelter Dog Specialty Medical Treatment Project.
New Jersey will now allow an electric car manufacturer to sell its vehicles directly to consumers. That's a change from a policy adopted within the state just one year ago.
The Germantown YWCA in Northwest Philadelphia was closed nearly ten years ago and the city has struggled to find a new use for the massive, but decaying building.
SEPTA is releasing it's budget for the 2015 fiscal year. It includes a increase of about three-percent, but no fare increases.
The chairman of the Liquor Control Board says recently issued guidelines making the purchase of beer more consumer friendly is not a back door attempt to implement Governor Wolf's plan to modernize sales of alcohol in Pennsylvania.
Last weekend's death of an experienced Philadelphia hiker on a section of the Appalachian Trail in Maryland prompts a group, which oversees the trail, to remind hikers to always be aware of their surroundings.
At recent budget hearings, the person in charge of keeping Pennsylvania's roads in top shape told lawmakers PennDOT's emergency pothole repairs have begun.
A state lawmaker from Philadelphia says the region and state need to start preparing now for a massive influx of cargo to east coast ports in the coming years.
