PSPCA Investigates Shocking Case Of Animal Cruelty In Germantown
The Pennsylvania SPCA is investigating a report of animal cruelty in Philadelphia's Germantown neighborhood.
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The Pennsylvania SPCA is investigating a report of animal cruelty in Philadelphia's Germantown neighborhood.
Eyewitness News reporter Ileana Diaz talked with the woman about her search and how she's using Facebook to help that effort.
In marketing, your brand is everything. And when your brand's in trouble, you'll resort to nearly anything to save it.
But the most noticeable impact from this storm will be the brutal blast of cold air that will race in behind the front.
Police are searching for a driver after a woman was struck by a vehicle Tuesday afternoon in North Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Police say a barricade situation has ended with seven men in custody following a deadly shooting in Logan.
It happened around 6 p.m. at the Gateway Shopping Center in the 200 block of E. Swedesford Road.
The world's largest video game "screen" is coming back. It's actually the facade of the Cira Centre, next to 30th Street Station, where the Guinness record was set last year with 'Pong.'
February enrollment brings the number of previously uninsured Pennsylvanians, now enrolled in plans through healthcare.gov, to nearly 160,000.
At the end of this school year, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia says it will no longer accept new applicants to its tuition assistance program for children of clergy sex-abuse victims.
Philadelphia Fire Union officials now say EPA air sample tests they have received from city officials indicate the presence of a number of chemicals inside the Engine Co. 66 firehouse, which was closed abruptly December 18, after firefighters reported fumes and one reported feeling ill.
A college experience might seem out of reach for adults with intellectual disabilities. But thanks to a program at Temple University, some of those people are finding themselves on campus and in class.
They called claiming to be with Verizon, and told him he was entitled to receive some extra cash. But something just didn't seem right. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us about one man's experience with what's being called the $54 scam.
Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspections is investigating a partial building collapse in Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion neighborhood.
