Wilmington Bans Smoking In Some Parts Of The City
Wilmington's mayor Dennis Williams has signed an executive order banning smoking in some public places in the city.
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Wilmington's mayor Dennis Williams has signed an executive order banning smoking in some public places in the city.
The mayor says Allen was an idol to kids growing up in West Philly.
As a result, Officer Ronald D. Thompson, a 26-year veteran of the force, was arrested for the solicitation of a prostitute at Old York Road and Bristol Street.
State Senate President Steve Sweeney is criticizing Gov. Chris Christie's administration over its handling of the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
Cecelia Robinson surrendered to police in Chicago and will be returned to Pennsylvania to face charges.
The recall affects Ford Edge and Lincoln MKX vehicles from the 2007 and 2008 model years.
The victim was transported to the hospital, where his condition remains unknown.
Wheelchair-bound US Navy veteran Ray Oswald hadn't been out of his Gibbstown, NJ home for eight months. The steps leading to his front door were insurmountable in his wheelchair.
A man who accuses a former state university administrator of groping him said Wednesday he didn't report it out of fear he'd be perceived as gay.
"We're one of 14 state institutions owned by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Cheyney from the very beginning has been treated like a stepchild," says Michael Coard, a 1982 Cheyney alumnus who is one of several attorneys representing plaintiffs in the civil rights lawsuit.
The warning comes after the Better Business Bureau reported fraudulent websites purporting to be soliciting donations for the fight against Ebola have been reported in New York.
Firefighters battled a house fire in South Jersey Wednesday afternoon.
The words came in an address to the Pontifical Academy of Sciences, where the Pope told the group at the Vatican that there was no contradiction between believing in God, as well as the Big Bang Theory for the expansion of the Universe.
Pale as death with a taste for blood and an aversion to sunlight? Philadelphia's the city for you!
Delaware County Council today honored a team of eight-year-old Little Leaguers who stormed their way to victory in tournament play this summer.
