When Tossing Eggs Is A Crime
Every state defines vandalism slightly differently but in general, it's a misdemeanor (a lower level crime) if you deface, damage, or destroy property that belongs to someone else.
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Every state defines vandalism slightly differently but in general, it's a misdemeanor (a lower level crime) if you deface, damage, or destroy property that belongs to someone else.
Charm is sometimes hard to find in games, but TwoDots pulls it off. With a minimalist play style, it's both challenging - and inviting.
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A Chester County community is on alert after police say a 16-year-old was sexually assaulted near a school.
It was a "Food Truck Festivus" at Franklin Square Thursday.
It happened at 7:12 p.m. Thursday at 6300 block of Farnsworth Street.
Just days before the Sept. 2 opening of schools, the Camden School District is joining forces with the Center for Family Services in the Landing Square neighborhood to give parents more resources to help their children.
It happened shortly after 6 p.m. Thursday in the 2100 block of Bleigh Avenue.
It's not the way any district wants to start the new school year, dealing with inappropriate drawings, profanity, and hateful words all aimed at students. But Middle Township public schools is doing just that.
Philadelphia officials now say improvements to the fire department's medic system, first implemented 100 days ago, are working, making more units available to those needing help.
Looping Dragon will become the theme park's thirteenth roller coaster.
A half-million more low-income Pennsylvanians are in line to get federally funded health insurance after the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services approved the state's plan,
After previously experiencing technical issues, it appears Instagram is back up and running.
Camden County Police Chief Scott Thomson says there's no better way for his officers to cool relations with the community than with some free ice-cream, some neighborhood hoops and a little block party.
Jennifer Branstetter, Gov. Corbett's director of policy, insists it is Medicaid "reform" and not simply an expansion of Medicaid.
