Schwartz introduced Taylor as a criminal justice and security consultant with over 40 years in law enforcement management across federal, state, local, and even private chief roles, plus deep ...

WEST ROCKHILL — The West Rockhill Board of Supervisors is demanding answers following a recent gas leak at the Adelphia compressor station. The leak, which occurred on the evening of Friday, Nov. 15, ...

Smoke could be seen coming from a burning Center City high-rise apartment in Philadelphia overnight as residents streamed out onto the sidewalk below. The fire -- which appeared to have started in a ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A Center City apartment complex was evacuated Tuesday night after a fire broke out. A viewer sent Action News images of smoke pouring from the Adelphia House Apartments on the ...

NEW YORK — Four former executives ravaged Adelphia Communications "like their own ATM," driving it into bankruptcy and covering their tracks with lies, a prosecutor said Wednesday in closing arguments ...

CAMDEN - Irina Veronina is an actress, stand-up comedian and Playboy’s Miss January 2001, the performer’s website says. But she’s not a patron of the Adelphia Restaurant in Deptford, a lawsuit says.

PennEast Pipeline is canceled, but another natural gas pipeline project touching the Lehigh Valley is proceeding as planned. First proposed in 2017, two years after PennEast, Adelphia Gateway LLC is ...

COUDERSPORT, Pa. — Adelphia Communications founder and former Buffalo Sabres owner John Rigas has passed away, according to the Thomas E. Fickinger Funeral Home in Coudersport, and a member of the ...

John Rigas, who turned a small western Pennsylvania cable channel into the nation’s fifth-largest cable operator before its fraudulent collapse landed him in prison, died Thursday at the age of 96.

John J. Rigas, whose high-flying success as the founder of Adelphia Cable ended in disgrace and prison over shareholder fraud, died today in Coudersport, Pa. He was 96 and his death was confirmed by a ...

From his birth in an apartment above Wellsville's iconic Texas Hot restaurant to his death nearly a century later in the Pennsylvania community where he built his cable television empire, John J.