Cockfighting Ring Busted In Kensington
The SPCA says they busted a cockfighting ring early Saturday morning in the Kensington section of Philadelphia.
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The SPCA says they busted a cockfighting ring early Saturday morning in the Kensington section of Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett is asking President Barack Obama to intervene in the SEPTA transit strike.
The SEPTA transit strike comes as roadwork takes place in several areas in the region. AAA Mid-Atlantic is offering travel tips.
The SEPTA strike was inconveniencing riders who had planned to use the regional rails over the weekend, forcing them to make alternate plans to get to their destination.
A new survey pegs Millennials as the worst tippers when they go out to eat in a restaurant.
Ranging from favorite breakfast spots to family-friendly Italian and an eclectic Creole jazz bar, here are the top picks for dining in West Chester.
The Relay 4 Life began at 9 a.m. Friday and for 24 hours teams walk around the track at Hatboro-Horsham High School raising thousands of dollars for the American Cancer Society.
The largest city workers union -- which has been without a contract for five years -- is asking City Council to delay passage of the budget until the union works out a deal with the Mayor Michael Nutter.
The report, by the Policy Lab at Children's Hospital, says 17 percent of Philadelphia school students have been involved with DHS or the juvenile justice system, and 20 percent of those in high schools.
The race to replace Jon Runyan in congress is expected to be the tightest battle on the New Jersey ballot come fall
The 2nd Annual No Bullying Run is being held today at 8 a.m. in Doylestown, hosted by the Network of Victim Assistance, or NOVA.
Ed Perry of the National Wildlife Federation has spent seven years looking at the effects of climate change in Pennsylvania.
Titled, "12 x 9," the critically acclaimed production is set in an overpopulated federal prison where a drug lord, devout Christian and sociopath are forced to live, love and cope behind bars.
The daylong event at Delaware Valley College in Doylestown is aimed at feeding the hungry and filling local food banks.
In the wake of a strong cold front, comfortable weather is back for the weekend.