Septa's Top Cop Eager To Deploy More Body-Worn Cameras For Officers
Septa Transit Police chief Thomas Nestel says the six cameras that were deployed back in July have been netting good results.
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Septa Transit Police chief Thomas Nestel says the six cameras that were deployed back in July have been netting good results.
Camille Ford and Tailgate Fan visit Mission Cantina in NYC for pastrami tacos.
The victim, as an act of charity, had taken in two homeless men, but one was trouble, according to authorities.
Mercer County Prosecutor Joseph L. Bocchini reports a grand jury has returned an indictment charging several men in connection with a shooting at a funeral that wounded three attendees.
Students at Drexel are part of a study on the effect of so-called "therapy" dogs on their stress levels.
The investigation began back in October when a male victim reportedly contacted police about someone living in his home on Mayapple Lane in Magnolia.
The partnership between web site Kiva.org and the city's Department of Commerce brings "crowdfunded microloans," most of which are about $5,000 and are offered at zero-percent interest.
Governor Chris Christie, in announcing the grant today, conceded that the half-century-old building needs a lot of work.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services included the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia on a list Tuesday of 35 designated hospitals across the country.
Fifth- and sixth-graders at the Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School, at 17th and Vine, got a visit from musician Paul Jost to teach them the art of "scat" and body percussion.
A dump truck overturned behind several homes in Northeast Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon, sending the driver to the hospital.
Nevada and Pennsylvania authorities identified the dead man on Tuesday as Rip Alan Swartz, 46.
Glaxo Smith Kline gave nine $40,000 "Impact Award" grants to nonprofit groups that work to create healthier communities through education, food resources, shared spaces, and more.
Asked if the package, if enacted into law, would be enough to keep the Taj Mahal open, Robert Griffin, CEO of Trump Entertainment Resorts, would only say, "We will see."
