Radar Gun Finds Dangerous Driving Near Area Schools
The Malvern School and its day camp sit along Creek Road in Thornbury Twp., Delaware County. The school educates about 150 students between of six months and eight years old. The camp hosts about three...
View ArticleWoman Pleads Guilty to Sandy Hook Fraud
A Bronx, N.Y. woman pleaded guilty Thursday to charges she fraudulently collected money in the name one of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. Nouel Alba, 37, entered the plea in...
View ArticleOrchestra's Pop-Up Airplane Performance
What does a world-class orchestra do while stuck in a plane and on the tarmac for hours? Play classical music, of course. Stuck for three hours waiting for their flight from Beijing to Macao to depart,...
View ArticleCalif. Utility to Close Troubled Nuclear Plant
A leak led to an investigation and then a shutdown. Now, more than a year later, two reactors inside the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) in California will be retired. The announcement...
View ArticleChef Takes Horse Meat Off the Menu
Four months after Chef Peter McAndrew made the controversial announcement that he was putting horse meat on the menu at his South Philadelphia restaurant, McAndrew has had a change of heart. “I’m not...
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"Night Stalker" Death Closes Dark Chapter
Serial killer Richard Ramirez, dubbed the "Night Stalker" during a series of Southern California slayings in the mid-1980s, has died of natural causes after more than two decades on death row at San...
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Alleged Cigarette Smugglers Busted
A simple traffic stop unveiled a multi-thousand-dollar haul of federally regulated goods illegally crossing state lines. Two men are under arrest after they were found to have more than 200 cartons of...
View ArticleGrand Jury to Investigate Paralegal's Bathtub Death
A grand jury is being convened to investigate the death of a paralegal at her boss’ Philadelphia home. Julia Law was found face-down in a bathtub at the Rittenhouse Square home of prominent attorney...
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At Least 3 Shot at Santa Monica College; Suspect in Custody
A person believed to be the gunman who opened fire on a bus and other vehicles near Santa Monica College, just blocks from a fundraising event at which President Barack Obama is in attendance, is in...
View ArticleProsecutors Want 4 Years for Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr.
Federal prosecutors are recommending former Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. get four years in prison for misusing $750,000 in campaign money. In a sentencing memo filed Friday, prosecutors also urged that...
View ArticleCrane Operator Had Drugs in His System: Sources
Sources tell NBC10 two drugs were found in the system of the man operating a crane at the site of Wednesday’s deadly building collapse in downtown Philadelphia. Sean Benschop, 42, had marijuana and...
View ArticleSchool District Details Job Cuts
Philadelphia School Superintendent William Hite is expected to detail which jobs are being cut in a 4:30 p.m. news conference. The event will be streamed live in the window above. Thousands of...
View ArticleMayor Orders Changes for Future Demolitions
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and the Department of Licenses and Inspection announced that the city is changing the way buildings are demolished in response to a four-story building collapse in...
View ArticleFire Co. President, Wife Found Dead Inside Home
A husband and wife were found dead inside their home in Rutledge this morning. New Castle County police say they both had gunshot wounds to their upper body and are investigating the circumstances...
View ArticleDramatic Photos: Santa Monica Shootings
Students rush to safety after shots were fired near the Santa Monica College. An armed gunman opened fire on a bus, a home and cars near the college on Friday afternoon. Police confirmed there are...
View ArticleWhat the U.S. Open Will Do to Traffic
Thousands of golf fans across Philadelphia and around the world are heading to the Merion Golf Club in Ardmore for the 2013 U.S. Open. For the first time in more than 30 years the City of Brotherly...
View Article911 Issue Delayed Ambulance to Girl, 4, Struck on UWS: FDNY
Fire officials say "human error" within New York City's 911 system caused a more than four-minute delay in dispatching an ambulance to help the 4-year-old girl who was struck by an SUV on Manhattan's...
View ArticleWarrant Issued for Accused Coffee Thrower
A bench warrant was issued today for the man who plead guilty in a hot coffee attack on a West Philadelphia donut shop employee. David Timbers was scheduled to appear in court today for his sentencing,...
View ArticleKindness Remembered 27 Years Later
A mother of six traveled to Fort Worth to thank the woman who gave her a home when she was a young, pregnant immigrant with no money and no home nearly 30 years ago. Patience Menakaya was just weeks...
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