UPDATE: Man That Violently Attacked 75-Year-Old Man, Robbed Female Victim Later That Day
Philadelphia Police say the suspect who violently attacked a 75-year-old man in a gas station, robbed an 18-year-old female one hour later.
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Philadelphia Police say the suspect who violently attacked a 75-year-old man in a gas station, robbed an 18-year-old female one hour later.
As 3 On Your Side's Jim Donovan reports, if your record isn't good, you could end up literally blacklisted by banks.
Police say for the last month, 35 cars were reported broken into throughout Falls Township, but police believe the number is much higher.
It is a shocking case of animal cruelty that has left neighbors stunned.
One person was injured in a high rise fire in North Philadelphia Wednesday night.
Consolidated Rail Corp., known as Conrail, filed its motion in U.S. District Court in Camden on Tuesday, four days after a complaint was filed by more than two dozen individuals and business owners.
A senior defense official says U.S. military academy football teams will be on the field this weekend, despite the ongoing government shutdown.
A rash of heroin overdoses this week has law enforcement officials in Camden worried that drug users may be at risk from unusually potent drugs.
Philadelphia Police are searching for two suspects wanted in connection with a robbery in Fishtown.
Following an exclusive CBS 3 I-Team report on an April 9,2012 Kensington Warehouse fire, that killed Lieutenant Robert Neary and firefighter Daniel Sweeney, injuring two other firefighters, City Councilman James Kenney is calling for City Council hearings into the deadly five-alarmer and building collapse.
The $71 million expansion of Rowan Hall will allow the enrollment of the engineering school to double.
The opportunity to try a meal that our forefathers might have enjoyed was snatched from the table by the current members of Congress, who have failed to end the federal budget deadlock.
A local gym is extending free workouts to government workers who have been temporarily laid off because of the government shutdown.
Philadelphia District Attorney's Office has charged 50-year-old Douglas Deimidio with Theft of Services for tampering with the electric meter inside of his home
"If it's got wheels on it, we paint it," says Axalta vice president Michael Crickenberger.
