'Revenge Porn' Bill Clears First Hurdle In Pennsylvania Legislature
The legislation makes it a crime to expose explicit images of an "intimate partner" to a third party for the intent of harassment.
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The legislation makes it a crime to expose explicit images of an "intimate partner" to a third party for the intent of harassment.
The Pennsylvania House has sent the Senate a bill that would prevent municipalities from punishing crime victims or people in need of emergency services who are involved in multiple calls for assistance.
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Smoking has declined in the past 5 decades as has cancer and heart disease but there are still almost 50 million smokers likely to suffer the unnecessary consequences.
If you often hear birds singing or see them flying in and out of trees near you, winter is the perfect time to go for a walk and see if they left a nest behind.
The daily work of volunteers at the three Mighty Writers locations in Philadelphia is helping kids, 7-17, think and write with clarity.
The emergency doctrine protects drivers who are faced with sudden and unforeseen circumstances that leaves the driver with little or no time for thought. Here's an unusual example.
Get ready to dig deeper into your wallet this year. That's because the cost of some of your favorite things is going up, way up in 2014. 3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan takes a look at seven items that could give you sticker shock.
At least 12 businesses have been hit in the overnight hours.
It happened at about 7:30 p.m. in the 1800 block of West Tioga Street.
It is a startling series of events that has neighbors concerned.
According to police, the residents returned home to find their front door kicked in.
Atlantic City's casino revenue fell below $3 billion last year for the first time in 22 years, as increasing competition in the northeastern U.S. continued to shrink the market.
The governor says he won't let the scandal distract him from pushing forward with his agenda.
Boyle's father is asking the Philadelphia district attorney's office to fight the ruling.
