Research Indicates Second Hand Smoke Triggers Asthma
Research indicates that smoke-free workplaces and public spaces reduce the incidence of preterm births and hospital visits for asthma.
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Research indicates that smoke-free workplaces and public spaces reduce the incidence of preterm births and hospital visits for asthma.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan looks at products designed to clean your cell phone as they're put to the test.
Philadelphia Police are asking for the public's help to identify and track down the suspects.
Fire engulfed a landmark Old City retailer Wednesday morning, destroying the business in the process.
It happened on the 700 block of East Willard Street at 9 p.m. Wednesday.
Temperatures will be well above the average high of 62 degrees right through early next week!
Two former associates of Gov. Chris Christie do not have to hand over documents to a legislative committee investigating the traffic jam scandal engulfing the governor, a New Jersey judge ruled Wednesday.
Flailing away with two kitchen knives, a 16-year-old boy with a "blank expression" stabbed and slashed 21 students and a security guard in the crowded halls of his suburban Pittsburgh high school Wednesday before an assistant principal tackled him.
Philadelphia Police say previously reported missing 16-year-old Nakyra Newson has been located and reunited with family.
After more than two decades on the run, one of New Jersey's most wanted men is facing justice in Burlington County.
A middle school art teacher from Camden County has admitted to having inappropriate sexual communications with 17 male students over the course of five years.
Our average high temperature for this time of year is in the low 60s, but will remain above average over the next five days. The forecast stays quiet for tonight and Thursday as high pressure controls our weather.
But several members of the US Senate Judiciary Committee were skeptical.
Sharon McDaniel, manager of construction and maintenance in Peco's Bucks-Mont region, says the volunteers made quick work of the task.
Bank of America Corp. is paying $772 million in fines and refunds to settle regulators' accusations that it misled customers who bought extra credit-card products and illegally charged others for credit monitoring and reporting services they didn't receive.
