Philadelphia Replacing Older Police Cars as Accident Probe Continues
Administration spokesman Mark McDonald says the decision was made to recall nearly 300 Chevrolet Impalas after a car fire on November 8th nearly cost an officer his life.
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Administration spokesman Mark McDonald says the decision was made to recall nearly 300 Chevrolet Impalas after a car fire on November 8th nearly cost an officer his life.
The alleged assault happened on Nov. 18, 2014 at 8 a.m. on the 3700 block of Lawrence Street in North Philadelphia.
Former District Attorney Lynne Abraham and State Senator Anthony Williams are both expected to formally announce today they're running for mayor of Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Charity Ball takes place November 29th at the Bellevue in Center City.
Brushing aside the question of her age -- she's now 73 -- Abraham says as long as "your dreams exceed your regrets," you're not too old to hold public office.
Cue the misogynistic jokes: A new study claims men really might be better than women with directions.
The driver of a tractor-trailer fell asleep and was traveling at a high rate of speed before he slammed into several cars in Berks County Wednesday, killing two and injuring nine, police said.
One former employee of an airport contractor, a wheelchair attendant, tearfully recounted being fired because of her activity in support of a fair wage.
Montgomery County sheriff Russell Bono says they're pleased with the way the raids have been going.
The earliest alleged victim of rape by Bill Cosby is speaking out publicly 45 years after she alleged the events occurred.
That's the takeaway from a new infographic created by The New York Times that aims to map migration in the United States.
CWA state president Hetty Rosenstein says security in the building where Coleman works has now been beefed up, but she's not sure for how long.
The federal government is demanding that the auto industry recall millions of additional cars equipped with faulty air bags that can injure -- and even kill -- a driver.
For the owners of 189,000 General Motors SUVs, the days of parking them outside the garage for fear that they could catch fire will soon come to an end.
