Philly Soccer Show: High Expectations For 2014
The Philadelphia Union continue to make news during their busiest offseason in the team's short history, this time with the acquisition of defender Austin Berry.
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The Philadelphia Union continue to make news during their busiest offseason in the team's short history, this time with the acquisition of defender Austin Berry.
A woman who allegedly filed false and fraudulent immigration petitions for clients while working as a paralegal in southern New Jersey has made her initial court appearance.
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The suspect went inside a computer room on the third floor, where he stole eight computers before fleeing to the schoolyard.
Pennsylvania's transportation secretary says keeping speed restrictions in place would not have prevented the series of pile-ups that paralyzed the turnpike on Valentine's Day.
The male, who was in court waiting to be transported to Bucks County Prison, fled the courthouse while in handcuffs. He was captured about 45 minutes later.
More than 1,000 people showed up at an Atlantic City casino, hoping to get one of 50 jobs it was offering.
Coffee and donuts might be the classic combination, but a Philadelphia café is highlighting a new one: beer and donuts.
39-year-old Michael Barndt is headed to federal prison for ten years after admitting he tried to solicit sex from what he thought was a teenage girl over the Internet.
Temple University was the site of an unusual opportunity fair on Wednesday not necessarily for Temple students.
Although there was a lengthy discussion, Judge Mary Jacobson agreed that Mack needs to leave office immediately.
According to police, crews are working to clean up the scene of an overturned tractor trailer on the Schuylkill Expressway.
AG Kathleen Kane is telling those with complaints to provide documentation on contracts, billing, and marketing practices. Her Bureau of Consumer Protection is trying to figure out if anyone has been overcharged.
Six people were injured were injured after a crash involving a SEPTA bus in Center City Wednesday.
The research suggests that lying about your performance on one thing could increase creativity in another.
