DUI Homicide Charges Filed In Chester County Crash That Killed Motorcyclist
It's not the first time the defendant has been drunk behind the wheel.
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It's not the first time the defendant has been drunk behind the wheel.
The measure approved by the committee would, among other things, lift a cap on wholesale gasoline prices at a faster rate than the governor has proposed.
The attendants work for a firm call PrimeFlight, which is contracted by the airlines to provide help to travelers needing wheelchairs.
The incident happened at about 10:55 p.m. along the Media/Elwyn Line near the Wallingford Station.
Detours are expected to begin at 8 a.m. Sunday, and riders should allow additional time in case of delays.
The city intends to roll out a program next year in which customers will be able to help themselves to a sturdy bike for a short time, paying at the self-service docking stations by the day or through an annual membership.
US Rep. Michael Fitzpatrick (R-Pa.) was joined by Ellen Saracini 9/11 Memorial in Bucks County to talk about legislation that would require airlines to install a secondary barrier to protect the flight crew.
Federal regulators are trying to come up with ways to keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel and they're working with the auto industry to pull that off.
Some New Jersey Transit train passengers no longer need to line up at the ticket machines.
The TWU sought the meeting after cataloguing what the union describes as a "spike" in assaults in 2011 and 2012.
A distress signal was detected from the Sea Tow boat Cape Hatteras on Tuesday morning, according to the US Coast Guard.
Police say he attacked a female driver shortly before 9am Monday morning on the Route 30 bypass and stole her eyeglasses.
Kenneth Smith Jr. admitted he made the hoax call, the culmination of a feud involving a woman.
Notice something different these days on the Walt Whitman Bridge? Those cattle chutes are gone, a sign that the $140 million re-decking project is entering its final phase.
Rob Axelrod, of Ambler, Pa., has been going to Boston for technology conferences for the last 14 years, and is thankful he was merely inconvenienced this time.
