4-Alarm Fire Engulfs Warehouse In Kensington; 3 Injured
Crews battled a 4-alarm warehouse fire in the Kensington section of Philadelphia that broke out early Friday morning.
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Crews battled a 4-alarm warehouse fire in the Kensington section of Philadelphia that broke out early Friday morning.
City Year members in Philadelphia work directly with teachers to get students who are "off track" back on track and headed toward high school grauation.
Duane E. Labrew, 21, and Christopher D. Johnson, 20, were taken into custody on Thursday in Willingboro for allegedly attacking two gas station attendants with a baseball bat.
Robert Merritt was the one who actually set the fire at about 5am, throwing a lit gasoline can into the living room on orders of a local drug kingpin.
Philadelphia police are searching for a suspect who stole a bike, an iPod and $1,500 in sneakers during a home burglary earlier this month.
Hayatullah Dawari, 62, of Philadelphia, pleaded guilty Friday to two counts of immigration fraud and was sentenced to two years in prison. That sentence, however, was suspended for immediate deportation.
Gorski, 35, of Mount Holly, was charged in late July with abusing a girl for seven years, starting when she was six.
He was first elected to Council in 1983 and served for years as Santa Claus at the Cherry Hill Mall.
A national chain of cancer treatment hospitals is bringing its community education mission to Philadelphia with free classes in healthy cooking.
Bensalem public safety director Fred Harran says he's been in touch with Parx executives about how to deal with the 30,000 people expected here to watch the Kentucky Derby winner run on Saturday.
Take a look at your co-workers, because apparently, one in every ten might have needed weed to get them through the work day.
"The idea is to take up a parking space that a car would usually use and occupy it with a park," explains Danielle Denk.
High pressure building into the northeast will bring us pleasant weather for today, and for most of the weekend.
An officer suffered minor injuries after crashing into a South Jersey Dunkin' Donuts.
Sources have confirmed that a task force report, created in the wake of last year's fatal Market Street building collapse, recommends splitting Philadelphia's Department of Licenses & Inspections into two separate entities.
