Federal Judge Allows Pa. Same-Sex Marriage Challenges To Move Forward in Court
Federal judge John E. Jones III has dismissed motions by the state secretaries of health and revenue, and the Bucks County register of wills.
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Federal judge John E. Jones III has dismissed motions by the state secretaries of health and revenue, and the Bucks County register of wills.
Authorities believe this is the same person who robbed five banks and three retail establishments since October 21st.
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation spokesman Gene Blaum says the salt depots are stocked with tons of salt across the five-county Philadelphia region, and plow blades are sharpened and ready to go.
From center city Philadelphia to Lafayette Hill, Hadas Kuznits reports on the latest food-and-dining news around the Delaware Valley...
Since the beginning of the year, Lower Merion police say, there have been more than 200 burglaries or attempted burglaries at homes and commercial buildings throughout the township.
Attorneys for the family of 26-year-old Sean McIlmail insist it's not about the money, but the search for truth and justice for all victims of clergy sex abuse in the archdiocese.
Based on a review of forecasts from the National Weather Service, the Montgomery County Commissioners have declared a Cold Blue Cold Weather Emergency for Montgomery County.
Armed with more than three dozen warrants, sheriff's deputies in Montgomery County hit the streets early Tuesday morning looking for parents who owe thousands in back child support payments.
The incident happened shortly before 8:30 p.m. at Markley Street and West Elm Street in Norristown.
A Montgomery County man who has been cooking competitively since 2007 can now claim he has the best pork ribs in the world.
Authorities say two people were taken to the hospital after a car flipped on its side following a police car chase early Saturday morning through Montgomery County.
Many of the tens of thousands of Filipino-Americans in our area are hoping for the best and bracing for the worst as they wait to hear from family members affected by Typhoon Haiyan. now tearing through the Pacific nation.
Montgomery County District Attorney Matthew Quigg recommended the 34-year-old mother be banned from Twitter for five years as part of her prison sentence.
Three breeds newly recognized by the American Kennel Club will make their competitive debut later this month when the National Dog Show comes to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center.
Police say they robbed three tellers of an unspecified amount of cash and then demanded the cell phones of the employees and customers in the bank.
After months of campaigning, the end result could come down to something as trivial as a coin toss or roll of the dice.
The program, called "Aging at Home -- a Community Network," is a partnership between the United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey and the Visiting Nurse Association Community Services, in Abington.
Police called off a manhunt following an armed bar robbery in Montgomery County, though they did not immediately apprehend the suspects.
A Merck spokeswoman says the layoffs will take effect between December 23rd and January 5th at its West Point facility.
The Abramson Center for Jewish Life will open a new facility this month to cater to the needs of elderly people who require some daily care but are still living in a home environment.
Campaign signs have been dotting the landscape for several weeks and Montgomery County is encouraging candidates to recycle those signs instead of dropping them in the trash.
The federal "SNAP" program (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) is getting less money because a temporary increase in funding, part of the 2009 stimulus plan, is expiring.
Officials in the Cheltenham School District are still keeping a close eye on mold problems at Cedarbrook Middle School.
A report on public education in Montgomery County says while it has the best graduation rate in the region, the low-income population is growing, and there are challenges in classrooms because of meager state funding.
