National NAACP Suspends Head Of Philadelphia Chapter, 3 Board Members
The suspensions went into effect on April 2nd, and the suspended members have 15 days to file an appeal.
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The suspensions went into effect on April 2nd, and the suspended members have 15 days to file an appeal.
In the wake of a memorable winter, it does not take a lot to make us happy, weather-wise!
A judge in Harrisburg has unsealed the record in the case of an aborted sting operation that ensnared several top Philadelphia Democrats.
Flanked by Delaware County D.A. Jack Whelan and Darby Township Police Chief Len McDevitt, Sen. Anthony Williams got their endorsement for his bill, passed in the Senate, to prevent school districts from hiding sexual misconduct allegations against teachers.
Jay Stout, 54, and his "Flying Tigers" company, based at the Donegal Springs Airport, were found guilty by a federal jury in Philadelphia of cheating customers and endangering lives.
The bill passed by the state senate would make it felony to accept cash gifts over $250. Under $250, it would be a misdemeanor.
A former police chief in eastern Pennsylvania has pleaded guilty to a child porn charge.
Pennsylvania motorists notched a milestone last year: the lowest number of fatalities since record-keeping began 85 years ago.
Opening statements got underway Tuesday in the case of a Pennsylvania state trooper charged with assaulting a handcuffed man inside the alleged victim's Chester County home.
New state numbers indicate cancer rates in Pennsylvania are on the rise along with survival rates.
Now the question is whether the next step is cementing a deal, dealing with a job action, or continuing in limbo.
Medics are on the scene of a police-involved car accident in Chester Monday afternoon.
Students at the Community College of Philadelphia face a possible tuition increase next fall unless the city and the state chip in more.
One of the three bills signed by Gov. Corbett establishes a statewide database that will help various agencies provide and share information about child abuse cases.
Commuters know they can't abandon Plan B yet.
