Police: Burglar Enters Domino's Pizza Through Hole in Roof
During their investigation, police determined that the suspect entered the restaurant through a hole he made in the roof.
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During their investigation, police determined that the suspect entered the restaurant through a hole he made in the roof.
Police confirm they are on the scene investigating a robbery of a Rite Aid store in Rhawnhurst.
The Philadelphia Historical Commission has approved a developer's 'hardship' request to tear down most of the interior of the historic Boyd Theater, near 19th and Chestnut Streets, to redevelop it.
The TWU represents 5,200 workers in SEPTA's City Division, including bus, subway, and trolley operators. Its members say they do not plan to strike, but SEPTA has a contingency plan in effect nonetheless.
With the recent rash of data breaches, most consumers are checking their credit report more regularly. In fact 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan can't pass up an opportunity to remind people to check theirs! But do you know what to do if you find a mistake? Well Jim does, and breaks things down for us.
A posting on the FAA website raises new questions about the chain of events leading to a pilot's decision to abort a flight Thursday evening at Philadelphia International Airport.
Boston Beer Company, the makers of Sam Adams beer, released a statement Friday morning saying it was hopeful that a settlement could be reached that would allow gay groups to march.
Millions of lottery participants are predicted to play for an estimated $353 million Mega Millions jackpot Friday night.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has announced that insurance companies offering coverage to married heterosexual couples will soon be obligated to offer it to married same-sex couples.
But starting May 1st, the 57 families still remaining in FEMA housing will be charged market-rate rent.
New Jersey's highest court has given the state a little more time to come up with new requirements for affordable housing in every community.
With more than half of Pennsylvania's charter schools in Philadelphia, state auditor general Eugene DePasquale came to City Hall for his final statewide hearing on charter accountability.
Herbert and Catherine Schaible pleaded "no contest" in the death of their young son. They had tried to heal him with prayer instead of medical care. Another of their children had died earlier in similar circumstances.
Fire crews rushed to the scene after a fire was reported at a landscaping business in Warrington Township, Bucks County around 2:15 p.m. on Friday.
