Flight From Orlando Lands At Philadelphia International With Cracked Windshield After Hailstorm
The incident was reported around 4:39 p.m. Thursday.
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The incident was reported around 4:39 p.m. Thursday.
Mayor Michael Nutter plans to officiate a string of same-sex weddings Friday.
Philadelphia schools continue to deal with deep budget cuts, just a day after a first grader died at an elementary school that has no full-time nurse.
Chickie's and Pete's announced it will kick off the holiday weekend by offering a "toll-free" ride on the Atlantic City Expressway for those headed to the Jersey Shore Friday evening.
One of the defendants in the federal ticket-fixing case against six former Traffic Court judges and two businessmen pleaded guilty today.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra has told Washington lawmakers that GM could simultaneously release an internal investigation into a deadly ignition switch problem and its plan to compensate victims.
The Camden County Health Department has been notified that a bat removed from a yard in Clementon has tested positive for rabies.
Gloucester Township police responded yesterday to Timber Creek High School after a staff member heard 55-year-old Michael Shaffer say he had an assault rifle in the trunk of his car.
The bill would lower the current limit of 15 bullets to 10.
Pa. state representative Robert Godshall (R-Montgomery County), who chairs the House Consumer Affairs Committee, testified against the changes, saying they won't do enough to protect consumers from spikes in variable rates.
Officers who were following up on a harassment investigation discovered an alleged marijuana dealing operation during a search of a home in Gloucester Township.
One obstacle on the Pennsylvania side of the Walt Whitman is about to disappear.
Now that marriage equality is a reality in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Montco register of wills D. Bruce Hanes is still feeling the pain of his insubordination.
A newly discovered meteor shower may be visible in the wee hours of Saturday morning if the weather cooperates.
A judge says Occupy Philadelphia protesters can proceed with their lawsuit accusing police of unlawful arrest, retaliation and other civil rights violations.
