Defense Rests In Clergy Abuse Trial
The defense has rested in the clergy sexual abuse case, and closing arguments are expected tomorrow.
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The defense has rested in the clergy sexual abuse case, and closing arguments are expected tomorrow.
Bicycle advocates - and the Nutter Administration - are reluctantly going along with a proposal to give Philadelphia City Council more control over the location of bike lanes.
Over the next few days, college rowers will be racing along a river in our area, and it's not the Schuylkill.
The president of Penn State University says he believes the embattled school will emerge stronger after the Jerry Sandusky trial, scheduled to start with jury selection next week.
The majority leader of the Pennsylvania Senate has announced that he will introduce a bill that will make major changes to the pension system for future state and public school workers.
'Chernobyl Diaries' is an effectively creepy horror thriller, an intense exercise in terror.
Haddon Township Police have arrested a juvenile they believe to be responsible for painting ethnic slurs and vulgar language on homes and cars in the historically black community of Saddlertown.
Event organizer Monica Williams says there are resources to help teen parents deal with higher education, finance and even housing.
Many of us will be dusting off the barbecue this holiday weekend, just remember some grilling has been linked to cancer.
A Montgomery County judge has refused to order prosecutors to copy several images of child pornography requested by the attorney representing Gary Romano, a Norristown man accused of molesting a child he was babysitting.
Not for service between the two cities. No, Sea Isle will have about a dozen jitneys making runs on Landis Avenue from 1st to 93rd Street for a $2 fare.
Republican Daryl Metcalfe of Butler County, the sponsor of the legislation, says funding for women's health services would not be reduced, but reallocated. "Taxpayers should not be forced to subsidize abortionists and their facilities."
Michael Days returns to the job he held until a year and a half ago, when hedge funds bought the papers in bankruptcy.
The cultural alliance surveyed 102 organizations and found fewer lay-offs and even some hiring, thanks to higher ticket sales, subscriptions and donations.
The state House has passed and sent to the Senate a bill that would create tougher penalties for convicted felons who are caught carrying guns.
Township solicitor Michael Savona says the case will soon be going to US District Court after they filed a complaint against ATC, saying they're violating the telecommunications act by building towers within 300 feet of residential neighborhoods.
The state House has passed and sent to the Senate a bill that would have Pennsylvania join several other states that extend sales tax exemptions to airplane purchases and maintenance costs.
Dozens of Catholics gathered in Sister Cities Park for a vigil to protest the Vatican's crackdown on the women religious. The gathering in Philadelphia is just one of dozens of protests nationwide.
This is not the first report or panel to question the value of the PSA blood test as many prostate cancers are slow-growing and the treatment could be worse than the disease.
A group of blue-collar school employees, including bus drivers, are expected to gather in Center City today for a noontime protest at the Municipal Services Building.
The Sixers will try to recover from their 107-91 loss to the Celtics in game 3, tonight at the Wells Fargo Center.
"The user can select heating or cooling and can select the intensity with a knob." Tarek Makansi, CEO of Tempronics, says.
Soldiers exposed to bomb blasts and athletes who have been repeatedly hit in the head show similar, long-lasting brain injuries.
The FDA has not issued an official recall, but state Department of Agriculture spokeswoman Samantha Krepps advises Pennsylvanians to discard or return fresh or frozen shellfish products from Korea.
"It's sparkling." Rodin Curator Jennifer Thompson beams as she gazes around the mostly refurbished interior of one of Philadelphia's cultural treasures. It's scheduled to open in July.
