Francis Vargas, a young developer in the city's burgeoning Hispanic community, remembers growing up in the 1980s in North Philadelphia and thinking of other Philadelphia neighborhoods as suburbia. Instead there are big blue Commonwealth of Pennsylvania seals. For the first time, the 2000 census gave people a chance to claim more than one racial background. Accident investigation police say no arrests were made over the weekend, and the search continues. The Daily News is offering a reward for information leading to this heartless driver's capture.
Industry wants zoning-rulings appeals nixed Three little words.
In the past two years, the three little words have enabled anti-billboard activists to win appeals declaring 19 proposed or existing billboards illegal. It's getting tougher to unload stolen cars these days, what with cops cracking down on chop shops. The baby wouldn't stop crying, so Angel L. Santiago beat him to death, police said. Phantom Rider Rail line the route to saving During all his years in Philadelphia, which is all the years in his life, Phantom Rider dreamed about being chauffeured in a taxicab from his secret hideout in Germantown to International Airport. Tomorrow's leaders' tech skills untested Pennsylvania professes to pin its economic hopes on the growth of a life-sciences economy.