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A slowdown brought on by the rapid proliferation of casino gambling in the northeastern United States claimed its first victim in New Jersey on Monday when a federal bankruptcy judge approved the sale and shutdown of Atlantic City's Atlantic Club Casino Hotel.
A local State Representative hosted a community gathering at Yesha Fellowship Hall in South Philadelphia Monday Evening, where hundreds of bikes were given out to children living in the 186th District.
Philadelphia Police are searching for a missing woman and are asking for the public's help.
As 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan tells us, at least one big bank is not taking any chances and some last-minute shoppers may be frozen in their tracks because of the security breach.
"It's great that we still have individuals who are willing to appreciate the sacrifice and the freedom that we have," says Grant Connelly, of the American Legion post in Vineland.
A death certificate now shows that a Cape May County man died from natural causes.
Though Dulary had experienced intermittent health issues, zoo workers say she had happily celebrated her 50th birthday this past May.
A stray cat brought to a Collingswood Veterinarian's office from has tested positive for rabies.
Police are investigating the suspicious death of an unidentified man who was found in the Stafford Forge State Forest on Sunday.
Mentoring tour guide Ben Bookman says even when the prison, at 21st Street and Fairmount, was a working penitentiary, Christmas was a special time -- even for the prisoners.
At 9:21 p.m., police say officers found four males in Upper Macungie Township Park at the 1600 block of Route 100.
The main broke shortly before 9:30 a.m. and the water is buckling sections of the street.
Only 12,000 residents of Pennsylvania have successfully enrolled so far. Pennsylvania has more than 1.4 million uninsured residents.
Hundreds of dollars' worth of gifts and other items that were supposed to be donated to Goodwill for the holidays were taken from a car in the Noble section of Abington Township last Tuesday.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority has received state permission to issue 150 new taxicab medallions, each of which could fetch $400,000.
