Group Of Frank Rizzo Supporters Suing Philadelphia To Get Controversial Statue
The battle over the controversial Frank Rizzo statue is now heading to court.
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The battle over the controversial Frank Rizzo statue is now heading to court.
Organizers say they also wanted officers to know that residents care about them and have their support.
As cases of COVID-19 continue to rise, life in Philadelphia is slowly getting back to normal.
Officer Luis Miranda has been suspended for 30 days with the intent to dismiss.
Two Montgomery County teenagers are fighting for justice for all in their community.
Garonzik says there's been no communication at all between government or the health department with gym owners.
Arcades, water parks and amusement rides are back.
Weather-wise, we are looking at a mixed bag to start out the July 4th weekend.
Public pools around the city are still closed and public libraries may not be an option for cooling stations in light of the pandemic, but the city is providing relief in other ways.
Officials say there's already a growing number of physical fireworks-related injuries in Philadelphia.
Oskar Lindblom rang the bell Thursday to signal the end of his cancer treatments.
Officials say more than 830 people tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, the first time the state has recorded more than 800 cases since May.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is raising the limit on crowd size for outdoor gatherings starting Friday.
A Bucks County casino is taking Pennsylvania's new mask mandate into consideration and temporarily banning smoking anywhere on the casino floor.
Video shows the woman walking along the yellow line on the platform and falling down onto the tracks.
It may start to get a bit confusing what you can and can't do as you cross state lines, so here's a break down of what is currently allowed in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
For the first time in 108 days, slot machines will beep, dice will tumble and cards will be dealt at Atlantic City's casinos Thursday as they reopen amid a coronavirus pandemic that has drastically changed things both inside and outside the casino walls.
Firefighters got the call around 1 a.m. Thursday for a fire on the 400 block of Kaighn Avenue.
A 25-year-old man was taken into custody.
A good Samaritan was able to pull two members of the group of swimmers to safety, both of whom were from Philadelphia.
Scammers are looking to cash in for those who want to get away.
There are limited exceptions, including while on the beach, as long as social distancing is maintained.
New Jersey's unemployment rate has reached record levels during the COVID-19 outbreak, with roughly 1.3 million workers seeking benefits.
It happened on the 2200 block of South 63rd Street around 7 p.m.
Republican majorities in both chambers, along with a few Democrats, voted early last month to end the emergency disaster declaration that has led to closure of "non-life-sustaining" businesses, bans on large gatherings and orders that people stay at home.
