NJ Con Man Pleads Not Guilty To Ripping Off Elderly Puerto Rican Nun and Others
Adriano Sotomayor is accused of cheating more than 50 victims, starting with an elderly nun in Puerto Rico who was told to send "fees" to collect on an inheritance.
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Adriano Sotomayor is accused of cheating more than 50 victims, starting with an elderly nun in Puerto Rico who was told to send "fees" to collect on an inheritance.
Superstorm "Sandy" delivered a bump in approval for both Gov. Tom Corbett and President Obama, according to a new Quinnipiac University Poll of Pennsylvania voters.
It's embarrassing to be flopping around in the snow like a beached whale, trying to get up after taking a spill on skis. Here's a word of advice for the novice.
Pennsyvlania auditor general Jack Wagner has issued his final report on the need for reform at Penn State University in the wake of the Sandusky scandal.
The state auditor general has renewed his concerns that mounting debt at the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission will result in massive toll hikes for motorists.
"This will be the most significant change in how the turnpike has operated since it opened in 1940," says interim CEO Craig Shuey.
Dr. Jay Greenspan, program services board chair at the local March of Dimes, says pre-term births -- those before 38 weeks -- are medically dangerous.
Governor Tom Corbett says he does not believe the GOP must make drastic changes in order to compete in future presidential elections.
Governor Corbett says he's not worried about the probe of his role in the Sandusky case that's been promised by Kathleen Kane.
This time of year, some days feel like winter, and then right back into fall.
The Educational Improvement Tax Credit is promoted as a way to provide a better education for poor children, but public education advocates say it actually takes away tax money that could be used to improve schools.
Expanding the program at a time when the state has slashed public school funding is infuriating public education advocates.
"BLOCS provides scholarships from your business taxes to students who not only want to attend a Catholic school but are most in need," says one advertisement.
State senator Tony Williams defends the program as similar to the GI Bill, but some of his Harrisburg colleagues see it as improperly favoring closed groups.
CBS Philly has received some community cancellations related to weather on Wednesday and Thursday.
