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Rich discusses the reaction to Texas Senator Ted Cruz running for President, New Jersey banning microbeads, and New York City limiting the amount of juice that day care centers can give to children. He also talked to NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback, Roger Staubach, Joel Mathis from Philadelphia Magazine, and Alexis Garcia from Reason.
Staubach thinks Murray will do very well playing with the Eagles next season.
Three organic food companies that use spinach in their food have recalled hundreds of thousands of items over listeria concerns.
A Pennsylvania woman is lead plaintiff in a federal class-action lawsuit filed in Philadelphia, charging that the web site ranks service providers better if they pay a fee.
The FBI, New Jersey State Police, county and local investigators are on the trail of hackers who hijacked a Gloucester County school's district's computer network, demanding a ransom payment to make it usable again.
A male is in custody after the body of a female was found in Frankford Tuesday.
Opinions differed among experts on whether the Pennsylvania legislature should join 23 other states in approving marijuana for medical use.
Pennsylvania State Sen. Vincent Hughes (D-7th) talked about Senate Bill #806, which would automatically register somebody to vote whenever they have any interaction with state government, such as gaming and driver's license applications.
A passenger is accused of trying to smuggle cocaine that was hidden within picture frames into the country.
Perhaps it's time to rethink the stereotype of the cranky old man.
It's no surprise that many right wing conservatives have questioned the validity of climate change, and presidential hopeful Ted Cruz's position is no different.
Officials cut the ribbon on a 72,000-square-foot expansion to the Lockheed Martin facility in Moorestown whose goal is to keep the US Navy's "Aegis" Combat System up to date.
Haddonfield officials had tried to buy it. There has been talk of housing, offices, school expansion, and/or open space. But nothing was settled.
With "Layout," Instagram users will be able to build collages using photos from their camera roll, which they can then share to Instagram, Facebook, or elsewhere.
