Police: Pair Of Suspects Used Social Media Site To Lure Victims, Rob Them
The two suspects are facing three counts of robbery and other related offenses.
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The two suspects are facing three counts of robbery and other related offenses.
Christie on Friday rejected a bill that would have pushed New Jersey to circumvent a federal law banning gambling on professional and college sports in the state. The U.S. Supreme Court recently upheld the ban.
A Kurdish exchange student is studying in Philadelphia at Temple University. But his heart and mind are half a world away with his family in Iraq.
Musikfest has been striking up the bands for 31 years, growing into a musical main event, and attracting over a million visitors from across the country.
Philadelphia's Taney Dragons put their Little League World Series hopes on the line this morning in Bristol, Connecticut.
Not much detail to go into here, because it's yet another stunning summer weekend in the Delaware Valley!
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on it , and how a local hospital is trying to make it work even better.
Kevin McClain, the brother of murdered jogger Constance McClain-Murray, is a longtime employee of the Parking Authority.
The recalls in North America pushed GM's total for the year to 66, covering just over 29 million cars and trucks. That beats the company's old full-year record and has pushed this total number for the industry this year to more than 40 million, also an annual record.
In the wake of a brutal crime, there's so much confusion over how it could have happened.
Officials in Burlington County say the teacher, Patrick N. McGwier, taught the girl, who is now 15, when she was a student in eighth grade at Memorial Middle School in Willingboro.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey have their first human cases of West Nile Virus this year, and they're both from our area.
Dozens of volunteers and professional archeologists have been working side by side in Haddonfield, NJ, to uncover pieces of history from more than two centuries ago.
The state of Michigan is fining its prison food vendor $200,000 for "unacceptable" errors since food service was privatized late last year.
DRPA board member Eugene DePasquale, the Pennsylvania auditor general, attended the two-hour session by phone. He thinks the lack of public notice was a mistake.
