Homeless Man Arrested For Logan Circle Sex Assault
On Wednesday, police announced they'd arrested a homeless man, Nico Natividad, for the alleged crime.
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On Wednesday, police announced they'd arrested a homeless man, Nico Natividad, for the alleged crime.
A group of South Jersey teenagers who hope to become teachers are getting a chance to practice, with the help of some Camden youngsters and a program based at Rowan University.
The verdicts were mostly "not guilty," although four of the judges were convicted of lying to investigators about providing "consideration" in Traffic Court to certain VIPs.
The 17-year-old has ambitious plans for his senior year, and his senior project. He wants to bring a cushioned Miracle Field to his hometown.
The FAA has extended its ban on US flights to Tel Aviv until at least 4:15pm (ET) Thursday.
Virtua for Women is a program that focuses on women and their unique health and wellness needs.
Pennsylvania Turnpike officials say the entire toll road system, including the sections that roll through urban areas, may get a speed limit boost to 70 mph next year.
Another state prison term has been handed down to a New Jersey man who fled to Canada just before he was due to be sentenced for stealing from his neighbors after Tropical Storm Irene.
Michael Smith of ACTS and Sharon Wylie a new resident of one of ACTS retirement communities were here to speak with us about choosing a Continuing Care Retirement Community.
Through the rest of the day, Hot Diggity will be offering its "combo deal" for $7.99.
Eighty-seven-year-old Johann Breyer was accused of being a Nazi "Death's Head Guard" at Auschwitz II-Birkenau death camp. The camp is responsible for murdering more than 200,000 Jews during World War II.
Police are investigating whether road rage played a role in a crash that injured one person along a heavily-traveled Montgomery County road early Wednesday morning.
Dom Giordano talked with Bishop David Zubik about his defense of organizations aiding and offering housing to immigrant children sent to the United States from Mexico and Central America.
Chris Stigall talked with Kristen Ruell, from the Germantown office for the Department of Veterans Affairs, about the scandal at the agency.
The company is aware of a single reported accident and a relatively small number of complaints involving 0.015 percent of the subject vehicle population.
