Suspect Charged In Armed Sexual Assault Of Woman In Camden
A man who investigators say attacked and sexually assaulted a woman in Camden earlier this month is in police custody.
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A man who investigators say attacked and sexually assaulted a woman in Camden earlier this month is in police custody.
Police are searching for answers after a shootout in the halls of a Northeast Philadelphia motel is caught on tape.
Google Glass has been off-limits to everyone but contest winners, app developers, and others hand-picked by the company.
Flanked by Delaware County D.A. Jack Whelan and Darby Township Police Chief Len McDevitt, Sen. Anthony Williams got their endorsement for his bill, passed in the Senate, to prevent school districts from hiding sexual misconduct allegations against teachers.
But before we get to the nice warm weekend weather, let's talk about our one stumbling block - a cold front moving into the area and stalling tomorrow will deliver more cloud cover and the chance for a few showers here and there, mainly off to the north and west, but we can't rule them out anywhere!
The community meeting at Bartram High School starts Thursday night at 6:30 p.m.
Former president Bill Clinton was the keynote speaker at a campaign fundraiser Thursday for Marjorie Margolies.
A 61-year-old man is recovering after being struck by a motorcycle Thursday morning.
The accident was reported around 3:37 p.m. at City Avenue and Presidential Boulevard.
In the aftermath of Wednesday morning's fire at the Suit Corner in Old City, many questions and concerns have developed.
Auditor General Euguene DePasquale has begun an audit of the school district.
Ali, a former member of the Dutch Parliament and a women's rights activist has routinely criticized Islam.
Nearly 80 protesters held signs near 17th and Market Streets outside of Philadelphia Energy Systems Thursday.
Officials at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine have opened a learning center that promises to give the next generation of surgeons hands-on training.
Prosecutors in four South Jersey counties and their offices honored their own Thursday during National Crime Victims' Rights Week.
