Jury Issues $55M Verdict Against Honda After Crash
A jury ordered Honda Motor Co. to pay $55.3 million for a rollover accident that left a Pennsylvania man paralyzed, but the car company said Friday it would appeal.
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A jury ordered Honda Motor Co. to pay $55.3 million for a rollover accident that left a Pennsylvania man paralyzed, but the car company said Friday it would appeal.
Penn National Gaming has formally withdrawn its proposal for a $480 million casino on Packer Avenue in the city's sports and entertainment district.
Philadelphia Police are asking for the public's help in finding suspects who threw bleach in the face of a beauty supply store worker.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has this annual reminder of just how dangerous they can be.
The last weekend of June is shaping up very nicely as high pressure builds into the region.
The incident took place on Blackwood-Clementon Road Friday afternoon.
A vehicle and a motorcycle collided on West River Drive Friday afternoon.
After an investigation, Special Officer Sean Griffith, 24, was arrested and charged with official misconduct, sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child.
The yellowed, text-only 1934 license was issued, typo and all, to Francis Sintra, 841 Garden Street, Hoboken, New Jersey.
Police say a laidback criminal proceeded to make himself a cup of coffee in the business he was robbing before making a getaway.
Charles Riley, a 39-year-old whose last known address is on the 1200 block of North Tatnall Street in Wilmington, is wanted for five separate incidents that occurred in the area of Wellington Woods and Sparrow Run in June.
Atlantic City mayor Don Guardian says he has a four-year plan that will turn the city back into the destination resort it was before the casinos arrived.
Philadelphia sports fans have unwillingly had to display an ability to be patient and to wait. Now the Sixers have made it clear that they are going to push that level of patience to the brink and fans of the team will have to decide if they are going to come along for the ride.
The bill is sponsored by state senator Mike Folmer (R-Lebanon County), who advocated tirelessly and passionately for it.
A moonbounce and a waterslide were among the many activities being offered today to kids outside the Wesley House Homeless Shelter.
