Archive for the ‘Allentown, PA’ Category
Natural Gas Explosion in Allentown Destroys Neighborhood: At Least Three Dead, Two Missing
A natural gas explosion in Allentown, Pennsylvania has reportedly left three dead and two missing. The massive explosion destroyed a complete row of homes, set six others on fire, and caused hundreds of residents to evacuate the eastern Pennsylvania neighborhood.
Allentown Trench Collapse Kills One Worker, Injures Another
A trench collapse in Allentown, PA that took place on January 4 has left one worker dead and another seriously injured. The workers were reportedly on the Linden Street Bridge when the trench in which they were performing their job duties collapsed, causing gravel and concrete to strike them with great force.
Allentown Builder Settles with Injured Workers
Personal injury laws are in place to protect the legal rights of injured victims in Pennsylvania and elsewhere in the country. Victims are not only able to seek justice, but the civil justice system also enables them to seek monetary compensation to cover medical expenses, loss of wages, hospitalization, surgery and even long-term healthcare and [...]
Allentown Deadly Home Invasion Case Goes to Trial
Amidst Allentown crime prevention measures, it is an unfortunate reality that incidents of violent crime still take place from time to time. While government officials and law enforcement continue to create new laws and campaigns to help curb crime, it is important for victims of violent crimes to understand their legal rights. It is also [...]
Allentown After-School Program Loses Funding
After-school programs serve a number of purposes not only for at-risk youth who are growing up impoverished or more exposed to crime and drug-use, but for children from all backgrounds who need varying social interaction and resources to develop healthy and safe ways of living. Parents cannot be present in a child’s life all hours [...]

