Community Group Thanks Mayor Nutter For Backing Pot Decriminalization
It was originally planned as a demonstration to urge the mayor to approve the legislation, but it was recast after Nutter indicated earlier this week he would sign the measure.
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It was originally planned as a demonstration to urge the mayor to approve the legislation, but it was recast after Nutter indicated earlier this week he would sign the measure.
PennDOT announced Wednesday that streaming video from its more than 700 traffic cameras is now available on its 511PA website.
According to the CDC, the survey is the first of its kind and is comprised of data from 2011.
You might see a few extra hourglasses or spinning wheels while browsing the web today. It's not a sign the sites are slower -- it's a protest designed to fight for the Internet rule known as "net neutrality."
To help mark National Suicide Prevention Week, Septa is now installing signs at the boarding areas of the Norristown Transportation Center, advertising the number for a suicide prevention hotline.
According to acting Attorney General John Hoffman, the Board of Education in Franklin Township, Gloucester County will pay $75,000 to a student
Chris Stigall talked Dr. William Weaver on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about Apple's unveiling of their latest versions of the iPhone and a new smart watch.
General Motors, Toyota, and Honda have each indicated what the future holds for automobiles, announcing upcoming automated models of their vehicles.
General Motors also plans new "connected car" to help prevent crashes.
Automaker lays out plans for "partnership" between the car and the driver.
After a cloudy and cool start to the week due to a coastal low, much of the region should see some sunshine return today, with a bit of a warm-up as well.
Police in a South Jersey town are investigating the theft of nearly $5,000 in iPads from an elementary school.
Twenty-eight-year-old Ashley Addison is facing charges of assault in the second degree and endangering the welfare of a child after the bizarre incident.
A Pennsylvania woman has been ordered to stand trial on charges she gave her 13-month-old daughter booze in her sippy cup, which resulted in the child's hospitalization.
New Jersey's Treasury Department says revenue from the fiscal year that ended June 30 fell below expectations even after they were revised downward.
