Philadelphia Cat Hoarder Charged With Animal Cruelty
Authorities charged a man with animal cruelty after over a dozen cats were found in his Southwest Philadelphia home in filthy conditions.
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Authorities charged a man with animal cruelty after over a dozen cats were found in his Southwest Philadelphia home in filthy conditions.
Politicians from both sides of the aisle took to the Sunday talk shows to debate the fallout from "Bridgegate."
Authorities say a husband and wife are both dead after a murder-suicide Sunday afternoon in Radnor, Delaware County.
The former owner of a third-party insurance administration agency was convicted of theft and misapplication of entrusted property.
Malcolm X remains both a famous and controversial figure, 49 years after he was assassinated yet a new book presents what may be a fresh take on the activist: his childhood from the perspective of his daughter.
Customers and employees at the Atlantic Club Casino Hotel spent a last few hours Sunday at the casino, which closes just after midnight.
Democratic Assemblyman John Wisniewski said using the George Washington Bridge, a public resource, for political payback, a private use, violates federal and state laws.
Ocean County prosecutors claim 37-year-old Dennis Thigpen of Robersonville fatally shot 19-year-old Anthony Skyers in 2008.
The Pine Hill and Gloucester Township Police Departments have become the first two police departments in the country to become participating members of the Missing Kids Readiness Project.
It happened around 9 a.m. Sunday in the 100 block of West Sharpnack Street in West Mount Airy.
It may not be the Beast Quake, but Marshawn Lynch had another great game against New Orleans in the Playoffs as Seattle was able to outlast the Saints 23-15 and advance to the NFC Conference Finals next weekend.
The New Orleans Saints played a much better game on defense as they faced off with the Seattle Seahawks this time, but there were plenty of other problems. It was a hard-fought effort and a really good season, but the road woes have got to stop.
The Indianapolis Colts were hoping to not end up having to come from behind in another huge deficit this week. Well, they didn't have to until they got to the fourth quarter and the New England Patriots opened it up.
It happened around 2 a.m. Sunday outside of Dunkin' Donuts along the 900 block of Springfield Road, near McDade Boulevard.
