Fire Damages Delaware Home, Family Displaced
The fire, reported shortly after midnight, occurred in the unit block of Second Avenue in Overlook Colony near the Philadelphia Pike in Claymont.
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The fire, reported shortly after midnight, occurred in the unit block of Second Avenue in Overlook Colony near the Philadelphia Pike in Claymont.
Authorities say a fire in a storage building at a Yuengling Brewery complex in Tampa has caused an estimated $1 million in damage and took about an hour to control.
Authorities say a southern New Jersey youth repeatedly punched a police dog during an unsuccessful bid to avoid arrest in a burglary investigation.
Thousands of people from all over the area turned out Sunday for the 43rd annual Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk at the Philadelphia Art Museum.
Police say one person is dead and another is critically wounded after someone opened fire on a car that was leaving a birthday party at a bar in Kensington.
This year the Philadelphia Museum of Art is having one smash exhibit after another, and 2014 will be just as exciting.
It's been less than two weeks since the government shutdown ended and America averted a default. The debate, however, is just beginning.
Junkyards and auto repair shops are ruining some Philly neighborhoods, at least according to one City Councilman who wants to change the zoning rules to reign them in.
A prominent South Jersey family has donated a million dollars to Rutgers-Camden to help the business school.
With the end of 2013, several environmentally friendly tax credits expire including those for fixing up the house, according to Jeff Kim a CPA in Bala Cynwyd.
Governor Corbett has signed a bill that will put an end to so-called "triple-dipping" by retired state employees who return to state work and then collect unemployment.
The first of two service days set aside to mark the one year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy took place Saturday throughout the New Jersey coastline.
Two bodies were found in Hamilton Township's Veterans Park on Saturday, according to police.
The take back program was started about three years ago by the US Drug Enforcement Agency. Since then, hundreds of thousands of pounds of prescription drugs have been collected and burned.
Parking problems have these Vespa owners considering putting their brand new scooter up for sale.
