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Pennsylvania Has One of the Most Unfaithful Cities in America

When you get into a relationship, being faithful is of great importance. Pennsylvania, as it turns out, has one of the least faithful cities when it comes to relationships in…

Most unfaithful cities in America

Most unfaithful cities in America

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When you get into a relationship, being faithful is of great importance. Pennsylvania, as it turns out, has one of the least faithful cities when it comes to relationships in America. That's not good news, of course.

My Dating Advisor has put together a list of the most unfaithful cities in America. "When it comes to sex and relationships, cheating can happen," they state in the article. "That's why we put together a list of who cheats, and the results are pretty fascinating."

My Dating Advisor adds that they used data from the U.S. Census Bureau to calculate their own "Infidelity Index" for 200 major U.S. cities. "The study factored in the population's relationship satisfaction by looking at marriage, divorce, and separation rates," they stated. "In addition, the population's life satisfaction by evaluating emotional and physical well-being, work environment, and community." They also looked at the number of venues to meet for an affair and the volume of searches for affair hookup websites.

You might think that more cheaters would be in larger cities, where they can find more people, but the data found "what we were already aware of; cheaters are everywhere, and infidelity can happen anywhere – in large cities and small ones."

So, which Pennsylvania city made the list of one of the most unfaithful cities in America? Philadelphia, which is No. 6 on the list. According to their study, the marriage rate is 46%; divorce rate is 13%; separation rate is 2%; happiness index is 51.72; and search online for an affair is 31.59. New York City came in at No. 7 on the tally. Dallas, Texas, is No. 1. Find the full list of the most unfaithful cities in America here.

If you're looking to buy a home or rent an apartment, perhaps crime is on your mind. So, what Pennsylvania cities are the most burglarized in the state?

The crew at GVLock.com has put together a study to determine the top 10 most burglarized cities in Pennsylvania. They have some positive things to say about Pennsylvania law enforcement. "If you feel safer as a homeowner in Pennsylvania these days, the truth is that you are," they state. "Police and law enforcement have focused on bringing the rate of violence in the state down. In recent years, like the national trend, violent crime in Pennsylvania has dropped; this is especially true for the western part of the state." The article adds, "Since 2017, non-violent crimes, however, seem to be on the rise in many areas. An increase in burglary, theft and property crimes in some cities has been blamed on drug problems and the opioid epidemic which is currently affecting the entire nation. Using the latest statistics, we have updated our list to show the top 10 most burglarized and crime-ridden cities in Pennsylvania in 2019."

So, which Pennsylvania cities have the most burglaries, according to the most recent data? Read the full list of the top 10 cities below. Find more information via GVLock.com here.

10. Philadelphia

Here we are, Philadelphia, at No. 10 on the list. Philly is the 5th largest city in the country, according to GVLock.com, and is "also one of the most dangerous, though Philadelphia crime statistics generally show improvement over the past two decades."

9. Selinsgrove

According to GVLock.com, the small town of Selinsgrove has experienced some notable break ins. They state, "Violent crime is significantly less common here in comparison to other towns in the state. For theft and property crime, however, this community ranks just below York."

8. York

According to GVLock.com, the rate of robbery in York is "higher than that of Ambridge, and some reports show a higher instance of theft here over Chester." They do say that compared to other Pennsylvania towns, the risk of burglary is not as high. Still, it falls at No. 8 on this list.

7. Ambridge

GVLock.com nots that in 2019, Ambridge was ranked as the second-most dangerous city in the state, but got better in 2020 and 2021. "This city has the highest rates in Pennsylvania for property crime and theft, but burglary and other infractions are decreasing," they state.

6. Harrisburg

GVLock.com says that "Harrisburg’s crime rate is 713 for every 1,000 residents." They say the city has experienced a variety of crimes the past few years.

5. Reading

GVLock.com says that the good news is that all kinds of crime has been going down in Reading over the past 18 years. That's definitely good to hear, even though it is still on this list.

4. New Castle

New Castle has the fourth highest rate of robbery, plus a high instance of property crime and theft, according to GVLock.com. "New Castle has struggled to keep non-violent crime down," they state.

3. Duquesne

According to GVLock.com, Duquesne is a small city in Allegheny County, but it has a high occurrence of burglary. That's why it's so high up on this tally.

2. McKees Rocks

McKees Rocks "ranks among the highest in Pennsylvania for violent crime and murder, and McKees Rocks also has the state’s biggest problem with property crimes," according to GVLock.com.

1. Chester

GVLock.com says that Chester is known as “Pennsylvania’s most dangerous city,” and it's also one of the U.S.'s top 20 most dangerous cities. That's why it's No. 1 on this list.

Source

This list is via GVLock.com.

Anne Erickson started her radio career shortly after graduating from Michigan State University and has worked on-air in Detroit, Flint, Toledo, Lansing and beyond. As someone who absolutely loves rock, metal and alt music, she instantly fell in love with radio and hasn’t looked back. When she’s not working, Anne makes her own music with her band, Upon Wings, and she also loves cheering on her favorite Detroit and Michigan sports teams, especially Lions and MSU football. Anne is also an award-winning journalist, and her byline has run in a variety of national publications. You can also hear her weekends on WRIF.