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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett Signs Straw Purchase Gun Bill
With the family of fallen Plymouth Township Officer Brad Fox by his side, Governor Tom Corbett ceremonially signed the Straw Purchase Gun Bill, otherwise known as the Brad Fox Law.
BREAKING: Hatboro Business Dispute Results In Shots Fired, Brief Chase
The incident reportedly happened during a dispute between the former owner of the Mamajuana Kitchen, located at 277 E County Line Road in Hatboro, and the new owner.
Mayor Nutter Calls NRA ‘Out of Touch’ on Gun Control Issues
Police: Gunman Sprays Homes With Bullets, Wounds Sleeping Man
Man Fatally Struck By Train On Philadelphia Subway Line
Philadelphia Newspapers’ Owner Threatens Shutdown If Unions Don’t Give Cutbacks
Top Pa. Lawmaker Wants To Shut Down Corruption-Plagued Phila. Traffic Court
Police Searching For Suspect In North Philadelphia Laundromat Aggravated Assault
Phila. Historical Commission Says Demolition of Historic Church May Proceed
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Flu Continues To Spread Throughout Area Hospitals
This flu season the Pennsylvania Health Department reports 22 flu-related deaths, New Jersey reports two children have died and in Delaware the flu is now considered widespread.
Seasonal Flu Resource Guide
CBSPhilly.com has compiled a resourceful list of links concerning the Seasonal Flu.
Facebook App Helps Users Determine Who To Blame For That Nasty Flu Bug
Pennsylvania’s Flu Season Is Worst in Three Years
Study Finds About 12% Of Teens Have Thought About Suicide
Church In Chinatown Transforms Into Free Health Clinic For The Uninsured
Ten-Year Smoke Alarms Now Required in Older Philadelphia Homes
Health: Popular Drinks May Increase Or Decrease The Risk For Depression
Penn Tests Revolutionary New Lung Transplant Technique
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3 On Your Side: Consumer Watchdog Issues New Mortgage Rules
New federal rules were announced Thursday, designed to protect consumers from taking out home loans that they can't afford.
3 On Your Side: Gift Receipt Return Problem Happens Again At Walmart
It's a big retailer with a big problem, customers getting short-changed at the register. Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan first warned you about this over a year ago and once again 3-On Your Side goes undercover and found it still seems to be...
3 On Your Side: Fitness Club Ratings & Contract Advice
Ten-Year Smoke Alarms Now Required in Older Philadelphia Homes
The Next Thing in Consumer Electronics: Screens That Bend, Not Crack
Chester County CPA Offers Post-Holiday Budgeting Advice
Consumer Expert Warns of Celebrity Debit Card Marketed to Teens
3 On Your Side: Cyber Crooks Target Search Engine Links
3 On Your Side: Banks Agree To Pay $8.5 For Foreclosure Abuse
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Movie Review: ‘A Haunted House’
"A Haunted House" is a sorry sendup of the popular and legitimately disturbing quartet of "Paranormal Activity" chillers and other found-footage flicks.
Local Diner, Locale For Oscar-Nominated Film, Gets Its Spotlight Moment
That diner is the Llanerch, in Upper Darby, where outdoor and indoor scenes were filmed for "Silver Linings Playbook" back in October of 2011.
AC Strip Club Owner Sues After Some NJ Rest Stops Remove Club Brochures
‘Snowball’ Benefit Returns To Philadelphia This January
Hasbro Holds Facebook Contest To Determine Which Monopoly Token Will Be Eliminated
Mark Wahlberg Says There Will Be A ‘Ted 2’
Home Video Report: Buster Keaton Collection Re-released
Consumer Expert Warns of Celebrity Debit Card Marketed to Teens
New Investors Bringing A Philadelphia Music Theater Back To Prominence
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Philadelphia Firefighters Call Off Plan to Recall Mayor Nutter
"It's been attempted before in the state and has not succeeded," a union spokesman admits.
Philadelphia Newspapers’ Owner Threatens Shutdown If Unions Don’t Give Cutbacks
The owner of the Inquirer, Daily News, and philly.com says it may liquidate operations if it doesn't reach new contracts with its labor unions by next Friday.
Phila. Historical Commission Says Demolition of Historic Church May Proceed
Greater Philly Pet Expo Returns to Oaks, Pa., Through Sunday
Local Diner, Locale For Oscar-Nominated Film, Gets Its Spotlight Moment
AC Strip Club Owner Sues After Some NJ Rest Stops Remove Club Brochures
Bucks Commissioners Want Less Intrusive Audit of County Workers’ Health Coverage
Philadelphia Small Businesses Get Helping Hand From International Investment Bank
Goldman Sachs Brings Its Small Business Growth Program to Philadelphia
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Analyst: ‘Open Hunting Season’ On PC’s
A security flaw has been uncovered in the widely-used Java software that analysts say hackers are actively using to infect computers with malware.
Best Of The Best At 2013 Consumer Electronics Show
The week has brought us some new product launches and some technology to look forward to in the future. So what were the top gadgets on display?
New Mobile App Teaches Men How To Propose
Facebook App Helps Users Determine Who To Blame For That Nasty Flu Bug
The Next Thing in Consumer Electronics: Screens That Bend, Not Crack
New Social Media App Asks Users To ‘Check In’ To Their Favorite TV Shows
Low-Cost, Web-Based TV Service Coming Soon To Philadelphia
Smarter TV’s, Cars At Electronics Show In Las Vegas
World’s Biggest Tech Show Opens In Las Vegas
