4 Sought In Jewelry Store Heist In Center City
Owner Nathan Barsky says they triggered the alarm when they broke his door around 4:30 a.m. Saturday, but they were gone by the time his manager arrived seven minutes later.
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Owner Nathan Barsky says they triggered the alarm when they broke his door around 4:30 a.m. Saturday, but they were gone by the time his manager arrived seven minutes later.
It's just like going to the dentist -- you don't want to go buy salt, but you know you should.
A Senate committee on Thursday passed a measure that calls for a government study of start times, including a review of reports showing that starting later could boost academic performance.
State of the computers, tablets, smartboards and cameras equipped with software that'll prepare kids for a digital world and ignite a passion for technology.
The 4-1 vote will allow the smartphone app-based service to provide cars in the Pittsburgh area and across much of the state, but not in Philadelphia, where the city's oft-feared parking authority regulates taxis.
New York City prosecutors have charged "Cake Boss" Buddy Valastro with three misdemeanor counts of drunken-driving.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan looks at the expectations, and what consumers need to know.
Authorities have added terrorism charges against a man accused of ambushing a Pennsylvania State Police barracks and killing a trooper, and they say he told them he wanted to "wake people up."
New Jersey lawmakers passed a pair of measures stemming from the politically motivated lane closures near the George Washington Bridge last year.
Health care advocates are gearing up for the new insurance enrollment period in the Affordable Care Act.
A SEPTA bike officer attempted to stop the car when the vehicle struck his bike.
Cohen, a self-proclaimed supporter of the President on most issues, told WPHT morning host Chris Stigall that he was "very surprised" and does not agree with Obama's announcement of a push for stricter net neutrality rules.
Applause filled City Council chambers Thursday morning, as a citizen and detectives received commendations and standing ovations, for their roles in helping save kidnap victim Carlesha Gaither and capture her alleged abductor.
A bill that would legalize assisted suicide passed in the New Jersey Assembly.
Councilwoman Marian Tasco, who also chairs the city's Gas Commission, scolded the mayor for, in her view, excluding City Council from the bidding process.
