Jury Gives Family Of Jockey Killed At Parx Racetrack Huge Reward
A jury has come back with a nearly $8-million award for the family of the jockey who was killed nearly four years ago.
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A jury has come back with a nearly $8-million award for the family of the jockey who was killed nearly four years ago.
The Cavaliers are 11-0 this season and last night's 25 to 4 win over Neumann University was their 99th straight win in Colonial States Athletic Conference action.
An overnight shooting that police say appears drug related claimed the life of a 28-year-old man.
Saying he wants to "promote and protect the health and wellness of everyone in Philadelphia,'" Mayor Nutter has signed into law two measures that regulate electronic cigarettes.
A Newtown Square, Pa. company wants to install high-tech, 3-D digital advertising devices on the sidewalks of Center City, though whether City Council goes along is unclear.
"We're calling it an epidemic. It's statewide in New Jersey and I think it's in Pennsylvania as well, from everything we can tell." Cape May Prosecutor Robert Taylor said.
On Monday, Governor Corbett signed three bills spurred by the Jerry Sandusky scandal and now two more – dealing with mandated reporting of child abuse – are headed to his desk.
"If you really think your child was abducted or taken, you really should call police," says Pennsylvania State Police Cpl Patrick J. Zirpoli.
Just five games remain in the regular season for the 76ers, beginning with Wednesday night's visit to the Atlantic Division leading Toronto Raptors.
They're called IDs -- Imminently Dangerous Buildings -- and L and I Commissioner Carlton Williams told council members at a budget hearing that the city currently has about 600 of them
A newly discovered computer bug has security experts scrambling. It's called heartbleed and it affects what's called openSSL.
omcast's proposed merger with Time Warner Cable gets Senate scrutiny today: the judiciary committee will hold a hearing focusing on the impact on cable and Internet customers.
City officials have tallied the cost of plowing the streets of Philadelphia during the wicked winter -- and the price tag is roughly three times that of a normal winter.
The cancellation was prompted by customer feedback and a heated debate on the chain's social media page.
The National Constitution Center opens a new exhibit Wednesday that tells the story of the six families of enslaved people owned by Thomas Jefferson.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett toured Aqua America's Compressed Natural Gas fueling station in Springfield on Tuesday and touted the benefits of the state's natural gas drilling policies.
Students and Campbell's employees were wielding shovels and rakes on Tuesday, working side-by-side to plant young trees along the perimeter of the Harry C. Sharp Elementary School in Camden.
Dietz and Watson remains committed to rebuilding its burned out Delanco, New Jersey distribution center, and a decision on its location could be made this spring as the company marks its 75th anniversary.
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.
Philadelphia's Controller, Alan Butkovitz, says a culture of secrecy pervades the School District, making it difficult for anyone to get to the root of the district's massive deficits.
New state numbers indicate cancer rates in Pennsylvania are on the rise along with survival rates.
Sjogren's the second most prevalent autoimmune disorder in the U.S.
A group of Fishtown residents say they want to preserve a historic church that the Archdiocese closed in March.
The Tax Foundation issued its annual study this week, which looks at the bite some taxes take out of your wallet.
