City Council Committee Tackles How To Get More Businesses To Install Exterior Security Cameras
Options include tax abatements to offset the cost, and "mandatory camera installation for nuisance businesses."
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Options include tax abatements to offset the cost, and "mandatory camera installation for nuisance businesses."
Crews have been working all night long to remove the tree after it landed on power lines.
Police are investigating after a 28-year-old man was shot multiple times in North Philadelphia.
The guilty plea to one count of conflict of interest entered by Michelle Brownlee comes just a week after guilty pleas from Representative Ronald Waters and former lawmaker Harold James.
After a wild afternoon of weather, heavy rain will continue overnight and the region will endure the chance for more showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday as a cold front exits the region. Any storms on Tuesday may also contain gusty winds and downpours but the threat severe weather will be greatly reduced.
Local officials and advocacy groups testified at a U.S. Senate Budget Committee hearing at Villanova's Law School today lead by Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey.
Senate majority leader Jake Corman said he hopes Gov. Wolf will not resubmit Brown's nomination.
Nearly 40 members have been removed from a Penn State fraternity that's suspended three years over a Facebook page featuring photos of nude and semi-nude women.
The university says James Vivenzio, who has filed a lawsuit against Penn State, refused to cooperate with the university's investigation of the fraternity hazing.
A national upswing of health insurance rates is coming to Pennsylvania, and that could mean bigger-than-expected cost increases next year.
Senator Casey had introduced the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act originally in 2012 and 2013. But now, Republican senators have co-signed the measure.
Slash, Shredder and Clinger will be one-year-old later this month.
Police say two young children are hospitalized after falling from a window in Allentown, Lehigh County.
During a pretrial proceeding in Harrisburg Friday, the lawyer for a Philadelphia state lawmaker began making the case that charges against his client – one of several elected officials caught in a sting investigation – should be dismissed, because she was the victim of racial targeting.
A hearing is scheduled later this morning for a state lawmaker charged in a sting investigation that recorded Philadelphia elected officials accepting money.
