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The government says nearly 1,100 lives could be saved every year with cars that "talk" to each other. 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan looks at the push for V2V, or vehicle to vehicle, technology.
District Attorney Seth Williams and other officials held a press conference to bring attention to a bill sitting in the state House and Senate.
The defense alleges no wrongdoing by the Mayor but wants testimony and evidence from the city's Chief Executive and other top city and L & I officials for the defense.
Emergency responders rushed to the scene after a vehicle crashed through a deli in the Bustleton section of the city late Wednesday afternoon.
Julie Becker, with Physicians for Social Responsibility, says fracking puts some dangerous chemicals into the environment, such as benzene.
Patco had hoped to show off the first of its newly refurbished train cars by now, but problems have delayed that.
There at least four gas stations in Berlin and Atco charging $3.039 for a gallon of gas. That's welcome relief for motorists.
Police are searching for a driver who allegedly crashed a car into a porch in Wilmington after a police pursuit.
While the timing of this action coincides with an ongoing grand jury probe into past economic development projects at the DRPA, leaders insist it's just an organizational move.
Prosecutors say Christian Euler was one of the sub-dealers, getting his drugs from Neil Scott and then selling them on the campus of Lafayette College, in Easton, Pa., where he was a student.
Bucks County commissioner Rob Loughery, after reading a story to the children at the Emilie Christian Day School in Levittown, said preschool for kids is similar to planting a seed at the right time to maximize the plant's potential.
They began arriving in Ferguson on Sunday and, one by one, the half-dozen Philadelphia religious leaders have joined peaceful protesters in marches across that city.
New Jersey high school students will be required to have CPR training starting this year.
"We can't help but feel a certain pride and ownership in this team," says Springside Chestnut Hill Academy principal Dr. Priscilla Sands.
