Son of US Rep. Chaka Fattah Charged With Fraud, Freed On Bail
Chaka Fattah, Jr., the son of US Representative Fattah, turned himself in to federal investigators this morning.
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Chaka Fattah, Jr., the son of US Representative Fattah, turned himself in to federal investigators this morning.
There's a new, free and private way to get a mental health screening at the grocery store. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl was there for the unveiling in north Philadelphia.
If convicted, Traynham faces a maximum sentence of life in prison with a mandatory minimum term of 107 years.
Here are five weird moments that recently happened in golf.
This looks like the year of the repeat. Perhaps no area in the state has as potent a one-two power punch of teams as does Southeastern Pennsylvania in St. Joseph's Prep and Archbishop Wood.
A woman who went swimming about an hour after life guards went off duty and believed to have drowned last night in Atlantic City is alive, according to police.
Pat Ciarrocchi and Ukee Washington make donuts with Alvin Beiler of Beiler's Donuts to celebrate the 25th Annual Pa. Dutch Festival.
Philadelphia's Sexy Singles Caryn Kunkle and Rapper Schoolly along with Daily News columnist Jenice Armstrong sit down and chat with Pat Ciarrocchi and Ukee Washington about the Philly Sexy Single's
Authorities say the kitten was choked with a rope, was bleeding, and was given heroin.
With "Science under the Big Top" well under way, and Cirque Du Soliel's new show, "Varekai," coming in September, it made perfect promotional sense for these two entertainment entities to get together.
County officials say the gold shields are just another level of safety for the dogs in case they get separated from their handlers during an incident or investigation.
Dr. Ronald Harty and his team are studying the molecular workings of viruses, aiming to reduce their ability to spread infection.
The snake was last seen by a woman who took a photo of it eating a bird on the 200 block of Arbor Road last week.
At the kiosk, users can type in answers to questions on a touchscreen. Results are analyzed, and referrals are printed for where you can get professional help if warranted.
It was created by eleven students in Temple University's "Urban Apps and Maps" program.
