New Coastal Development Plan In NJ Sparks Controversy
Environmentalists say New Jersey's proposed new rules for coastal development would place more people and property at risk from future storms like Superstorm Sandy.
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Environmentalists say New Jersey's proposed new rules for coastal development would place more people and property at risk from future storms like Superstorm Sandy.
3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on a new report calling for a more aggressive effort to fight the problem.
Repairs to the Interstate 495 bridge in New Castle County are moving along, though there's no indication the span across the Christina River will open any sooner than expected.
Around 4:45 p.m., the victim was fatally struck by the 2163 Acela Express train operating from Boston to Washington near the Sharon Hill station.
Eyewitness Susan Keightly says the child was not submerged and was alert and talking as guards removed him from the pool.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about websites that pay you to shop.
Philadelphia Police arrested 27-year-old Jeffrey Chandler for robbing two gun ranges in the city.
Fourteen students from various middle schools are enrolled in the "canine handler academy" run by the Penn Vet Working Dog Center.
The Philadelphia School Partnership is giving $137,000 each to St. Thomas Aquinas Elementary School, in South Philadelphia, and to St. Helena Incarnation, in Olney.
Meredith Dolan, the county's human resources director, has been suspended indefinitely without pay and is not likely to return.
Kane's office now admits that one of the victims to whom she referred on Monday as overlooked in Tom Corbett's probe was actually one of those who testified against Sandusky at his 2012 trial.
A DNA test resulting from an arrest in Georgia linked defendant Rudolph Churchill to the murders.
Philadelphia is hosting the 2014 NHL draft this weekend, and today a handful of top prospects took a trolley tour of some city landmarks.
The program, started last year by Councilman Bobby Henon, is being expanded to ten targeted recreation centers, one in each councilmanic district.
More than four-thousand former players are seeking compensation, claiming the NFL knew and hid the danger of repeated concussions.
