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Three people are under arrest following a police chase across two states Tuesday night.
President Obama on Tuesday night told the American public that the threat of a military strike should stay on the table while the U.S. and its allies take more time to pursue a diplomatic resolution with Assad.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton took the stage Tuesday night in front of a crowd of several hundred on the lawn of the National Constitutional Center.
Gov. Chris Christie has signed a law changing details of New Jersey's medical marijuana program with the aim of getting sick children forms of the drug that could help them.
Newark Police say officers responded to a disorderly party in the 400 block of South College Avenue and observed over a thousand people in the area and a DJ that was set up in the backyard of the house.
An accident closed I-95 northbound between Exit 40 and Exit 44 for two hours in Bucks County Tuesday night.
The child told police he was chained in his mother's bedroom as punishment and had to sleep on the floor at night. He also said his hands were occasionally restrained by plastic zip ties.
The family of Philadelphia Fire Captain Robert Neary, killed along with firefighter Daniel Sweeney, when a burning, vacant Kensington warehouse collapsed on them 17 months ago, is filing a lawsuit against the building's owners.
Instead of honoring former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, they're honoring Ambassador Chris Stevens and the three other victims with the Defender of Liberty Award, says member Mary Ellen Jones.
The city's 12 casinos took in $298.1 million, down 4.8 percent from August 2012.
Critics of the breath test used in New Jersey drunken driving cases took aim Tuesday in front of the state's Supreme Court, arguing that modifications mandated by the court five years ago haven't been implemented by the state and that the test should be scrapped.
Police say Devante Gray was last seen Saturday, September 7th at his residence on the unit block of 62nd Street.
CBS 3's Pat Ciarrocchi spoke exclusively to a top military general, now retired, who believes the Obama presidency is at a potentially dangerous crossroads.
Senator Rand Paul, R-KY, spoke to WPHT's Dom Giordano about the possibility of going to war in Syria, and about endorsing Steve Lonegan for NJ Senator.
