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Philadelphia tap water worries: Here's what we know
Philadelphia officials say tap water in the city is safe for all uses until at least 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Philadelphia residents frustrated with tap water messaging following Bristol spill
"OK, why does the needle keep moving on what's safe and what's not?" a Philadelphia resident said.
Cause of explosion at West Reading candy factory still unknown, officials say
The explosion happened Friday night at the candy factory located on South Second Avenue in West Reading.
Philly tap water safe to drink until at least 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, city says
A leak of between 8,100 and 12,000 gallons of what's known as a latex emulsion product made its way into Otter Creek and then into the Delaware River.
West Reading community honors victims that died in candy factory explosion
While clean up efforts continue, organizations and residents are pulling resources together to help those impacted.
Umpire ejects Realmuto after bizarre game ball exchange
Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto was ejected Monday in a spring training game against the Toronto Blue Jays for an awkward ball exchange that followed a pitch-clock violation.
Villanova All-American Siegrist declares for WNBA draft
Siegrist led Villanova to a 30-7 overall record and the Sweet 16 for the second time ever this season.
Bill would extend free breakfast and restart free lunch in Pa. public schools
Two free meals per day would become the ongoing norm in Pennsylvania public schools if a Democratic proposal becomes law.
Philly residents on a mission to find bottled water after chemical spill
The rush to buy bottled water has left many store shelves empty beyond Philadelphia's borders.
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NEXT Weather: Soggy end to the week
Billy Kelly reports.
Hundreds of Taylor Swift fans head to federal court to sue Ticketmaster
The fans accuse Ticketmaster and Live Nation of fraud, misrepresentation and anti-trust violations.
Philly residents frustrated with tap water messaging following Bristol spill
Alicia Roberts reports.
Philadelphia's tap water safe to use until at least Tuesday afternoon, water department says
Kerri Corrado reports.
NEXT Weather: Mixed Monday
Bill Kelly reports.
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"I have my life back": Penn Medicine solves woman's medical mystery
The Penn team will be presenting her case at a medical conference Monday. They hope the surgery will be used by other patients with her condition.
One-time champ shares benefits of boxing at Philly VA Medical Center
"It teaches you to become one with yourself," Hafiz Montgomery, a former WBF champ, said.
CDC: 1 in 36 children now identified with autism spectrum disorder
Federal health officials say some children didn't get early intervention and treatment because of COVID. The new report also shows autism numbers are up.
New research shows benefits linked to four day work week
Many agree that an extra day off leads to a more fulfilling and profitable life. There is also growing interest among state legislatures and even congress to give employers a chance to try out a four-day workweek.
CDC expressing concern about rapidly growing fungus, now in Pennsylvania
The Center for Disease Control is expressing concern over a new fungus that's growing, and it's now in Pennsylvania.
Less invasive treatment for prostate cancer being tested in Philadelphia
He's among the first to try a new treatment being researched at Fox Chase that targets just the cancer cells without causing collateral damage.
Pa. city named among the 20 worst places to live with seasonal allergies
A new Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America report identified the worst cities to live in if you have allergies.
What to know about about postpartum anxiety
You've heard about postpartum depression, or baby blues, but there's another medical condition that isn't talked about as much.
120 beats per minute: Bryn Mawr high schooler teach CPR with music
The students performed 200,000 compressions during a four-hour CPR jukebox marathon. For many, this event was personal.
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Umpire ejects Realmuto after bizarre game ball exchange
Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto was ejected Monday in a spring training game against the Toronto Blue Jays for an awkward ball exchange that followed a pitch-clock violation.
Villanova All-American Siegrist declares for WNBA draft
Siegrist led Villanova to a 30-7 overall record and the Sweet 16 for the second time ever this season.
Phillies' Opening Day roster appears to be set with final cuts
Jake Cave and Dalton Guthrie appear to have earned the final two bench spots, barring any outside acquisitions.
Mike Trout is bringing a new golf course to South Jersey
The Millville, New Jersey, native is teaming up with Tiger Woods to bring Trout National - The Reserve to Vineland.
Flyers chairman Dave Scott to retire at end of season
Dan Hilferty will take over as Comcast Spectacor's chairman on April 17 and the Flyers' governor on July 1.
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CBS3 Mysteries: Mother of 18-year-old killed in West Oak Lane remembers son as "gentle giant"
In 2021, 18-year-old Shaquille Barbour was shot and killed while he rode his bike home from a corner store in Philadelphia.
CBS3 Mysteries: Philadelphia mother loses 2 sons in 2-year period
Theresa Guyton lost two sons in two years. While an arrest has been made in one, she's still waiting for justice.
"He was my heart": Fatal shooting of rising Philly chef remains unsolved
The 2020 murder of Quadir Flippen left a community shaken and a family devastated.
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Local nonprofit delivers early Christmas gift to man battling congenital heart defects
Zakki Blatt Strunk, who has survived 16 heart surgeries while battling congenital heart defects, got to play at the prestigious Pebble Beach Golf Course in northern California.
Camden woman working to help young people after losing husband to gun violence
A Camden woman who lost her husband to gun violence is making it her life's work to heal the community, one family at a time.
Fairhill nonprofit's youth artist program "empowers" teenagers by combining creativity and culture
In this class for teens, the students start with vision boards, full of color, pictures, and textures that inspire them.
Sinister Mopar to host car show with a cause at Clementon Lake Park in South Jersey
Last year, Sinister Mopar was able to get six tons worth of food. They hope to double that total this year.
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After he was born premature, N.J. teen launches growth chart business
Julian Taylor was born weighing just over one pound, but he was a fighter.
Mayfair teacher introducing students to building trades
Mayfair Elementary School is the only one in the School District of Philadelphia helping students explore vocational programs.
Focusing On The Future: Chasing the dream with high voltage
PECO is providing real-life experience for young people interested in working in energy.
Philadelphia students learning about early childhood education
Ultimately KenCrest West Director Josie Jones hopes these seniors will return one day and run their own classroom.
2 local high school students create nationally recognized non-partisan organization for polling
Patriot Polling is a non-partisan organization that uses a third-party cold-calling system to survey voters across the nation.
Philly high school sophomore has his own sweatshirt line
Anthony Caple says he'd rather wear his own "5 Star" sweatshirt line than something from Gucci.
Focusing on the Future: Deptford Middle School transforms old library into classroom cafe
While you wait to be served, you might just get to hear a tune by Mr. A.
Focusing on the Future: Using body language to teach art
Erica Mandell is an award-winning Philadelphia art teacher. Here's more on the interesting way she communicates with her students.
Local farmer hopes to inspire younger generation to explore non-traditional career opportunities
In this week's Focusing on the Future, we're learning about students who are looking at non-traditional career opportunities.
Focusing on the Future: Students learning culinary skills thanks to Chef Tim Lopez
In this week's Focusing on the Future, young chefs in the Philadelphia School District are taking their culinary skills to new levels.
Central Bucks middle schooler named among most promising STEM students in US
Ethan Shlossberg tells CBS3 about his love for quail and how his invention could benefit farmers.
Dell Music Center partners with Philadelphia Youth Network to help teens focus on futures in music
An inspiring group of Philadelphia teens are focusing on their futures in music.
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Philadelphia officials hold briefing on city's tap water situation
The Philadelphia Water Department says tap water in the city is safe to drink until 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
West Reading officials hold press conference after deadly candy factory explosion
It's still unclear what caused the explosion, official said.
Philadelphia officials hold press conference regarding chemical spill
The spill of a latex product occurred Friday night in Bristol Township along a Delaware River tributary and prompted the city to temporarily urge residents to not drink tap water.
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Philadelphia tap water worries: Here's what we know
Philadelphia officials say tap water in the city is safe for all uses until at least 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Philadelphia residents frustrated with tap water messaging following Bristol spill
"OK, why does the needle keep moving on what's safe and what's not?" a Philadelphia resident said.
Cause of explosion at West Reading candy factory still unknown, officials say
The explosion happened Friday night at the candy factory located on South Second Avenue in West Reading.
Philly tap water safe to drink until at least 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, city says
A leak of between 8,100 and 12,000 gallons of what's known as a latex emulsion product made its way into Otter Creek and then into the Delaware River.
Umpire ejects Realmuto after bizarre game ball exchange
Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto was ejected Monday in a spring training game against the Toronto Blue Jays for an awkward ball exchange that followed a pitch-clock violation.
Pennsylvania News
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Philadelphia tap water worries: Here's what we know
Philadelphia officials say tap water in the city is safe for all uses until at least 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Philadelphia residents frustrated with tap water messaging following Bristol spill
"OK, why does the needle keep moving on what's safe and what's not?" a Philadelphia resident said.
Cause of explosion at West Reading candy factory still unknown, officials say
The explosion happened Friday night at the candy factory located on South Second Avenue in West Reading.
Philly tap water safe to drink until at least 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, city says
A leak of between 8,100 and 12,000 gallons of what's known as a latex emulsion product made its way into Otter Creek and then into the Delaware River.
West Reading community honors victims that died in candy factory explosion
While clean up efforts continue, organizations and residents are pulling resources together to help those impacted.
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Philly residents on a mission to find bottled water after chemical spill
The rush to buy bottled water has left many store shelves empty beyond Philadelphia's borders.
Mike Trout is bringing a new golf course to South Jersey
The Millville, New Jersey, native is teaming up with Tiger Woods to bring Trout National - The Reserve to Vineland.
Sea Isle City wants to impose curfew for teens this summer
A public hearing and a final vote on the ordinance are scheduled for Tuesday.
Sea Isle City officials proposing curfew ordinance for teens during tourism season
The curfew would be in effect between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Murder victim known only as 'the girl with the scorpion tattoo' identified after 30 years
Authorities say Christa's last known sighting was with her mother in September 1991 at a lodge near Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, when she was 2.
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Local Jewish community boosts security measures amid rising antisemitism
Local organizations are working to make the Jewish community safer amidst a surge in antisemitic incidents.
NEXT Weather: P.M. rain in southern parts of region on soggy Friday
Friday morning will be a little soggy, and some rain to the south is expected later in the day.
Dunkin' announces launch of new breakfast tacos
The tacos come in a warm flour tortilla with eggs, cheddar cheese, lime crema and the option to add bacon.
"This is my team": Del. woman reunites with first responders, mass guides who saved her life
It is a reunion some five months in the making, and one first responders say would not have happened if it was not for CPR training.
President Biden to host "Ted Lasso" cast to promote mental health
Biden has previously called on lawmakers in both parties to expand resources to fight the "mental health crisis" in the nation as part of his "unity agenda."
Health News
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"I have my life back": Penn Medicine solves woman's medical mystery
The Penn team will be presenting her case at a medical conference Monday. They hope the surgery will be used by other patients with her condition.
One-time champ shares benefits of boxing at Philly VA Medical Center
"It teaches you to become one with yourself," Hafiz Montgomery, a former WBF champ, said.
CDC: 1 in 36 children now identified with autism spectrum disorder
Federal health officials say some children didn't get early intervention and treatment because of COVID. The new report also shows autism numbers are up.
New research shows benefits linked to four day work week
Many agree that an extra day off leads to a more fulfilling and profitable life. There is also growing interest among state legislatures and even congress to give employers a chance to try out a four-day workweek.
CDC expressing concern about rapidly growing fungus, now in Pennsylvania
The Center for Disease Control is expressing concern over a new fungus that's growing, and it's now in Pennsylvania.
Business News
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After he was born premature, N.J. teen launches growth chart business
Julian Taylor was born weighing just over one pound, but he was a fighter.
Foot Locker to close more than 400 stores ahead of brand reset
Sneaker company plans to close hundreds of in-mall shops before opening more standalone stores.
Group of big banks pumps $30 billion in battered First Republic
The San Francisco regional bank's stock had plunged by a third on Thursday on concerns about its financial stability.
Over 1 million Ford Fusions and Lincoln MKZs recalled over brake problem
The national highway safety agency says a faulty brake fluid hose can lead to longer stopping distances, "increasing the risk of a crash."
Ohio sues Norfolk Southern over toxic East Palestine train derailment
Ohio has filed a lawsuit against railroad Norfolk Southern to make sure it pays for the cleanup and environmental damage caused by a fiery train derailment on the Ohio-Pennsylvania border last month.
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SEPTA to install new gates to discourage fare evasion
The transit agency will test full-size gates on the Market-Frankford Line, at the 13th Street and 34th Street stations.
SEPTA pauses plan to expand high speed rail service to King of Prussia
The transportation authority cited rising costs and inflation for the pause.
Project to expand Wissahickon Transportation Center moves forward
SEPTA said the construction will "enhance the customer experience" at the Ridge Avenue bus station.
Route 100 reopens after "major crash" in West Whiteland Township
Officials say the road will be closed for "an extended period of time."
NJ bridge closed that connects Stone Harbor, Middle Township
The bridge and road are being closed to allow open movement and space for a new fender replacement project.
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Umpire ejects Realmuto after bizarre game ball exchange
Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto was ejected Monday in a spring training game against the Toronto Blue Jays for an awkward ball exchange that followed a pitch-clock violation.
Villanova All-American Siegrist declares for WNBA draft
Siegrist led Villanova to a 30-7 overall record and the Sweet 16 for the second time ever this season.
Phillies' Opening Day roster appears to be set with final cuts
Jake Cave and Dalton Guthrie appear to have earned the final two bench spots, barring any outside acquisitions.
Mike Trout is bringing a new golf course to South Jersey
The Millville, New Jersey, native is teaming up with Tiger Woods to bring Trout National - The Reserve to Vineland.
Flyers chairman Dave Scott to retire at end of season
Dan Hilferty will take over as Comcast Spectacor's chairman on April 17 and the Flyers' governor on July 1.
Entertainment News
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"The Young and the Restless" at 50: The drama continues
For the past half-century Genoa City, Wisconsin, has been the setting for high drama, marital gyrations and genre traditions, in TV's most-watched soap opera.
Actor Jonathan Majors arrested on domestic violence charges in New York City
Majors' criminal defense lawyer said he is "completely innocent and provably the victim of an altercation with a woman he knows."
Composer Nicholas Lloyd Webber, son of Andrew Lloyd Webber, dies at 43
"We are all totally bereft," Webber said in a statement.
Brandy and Paolo Montalban reprising "Cinderella" roles
Brandy became the first Black actress to play Cinderella in a movie, and 26 years later, she is reprising the iconic role alongside her prince.
New details revealed about 50th anniversary celebration "The Young and the Restless"
The cast of daytimes #1 drama looks back in brand new footage, Paramount+ celebrates the series' legacy, and a sneak peek at the upcoming anniversary storyline is revealed.
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Local nonprofit delivers early Christmas gift to man battling congenital heart disease
Ukee Washington reports.
Camden woman made it her life's mission to help her community after losing husband to gun violence
Natasha Brown reports.
Brotherly Love: Saving Grace Ministry helps children and their families coping with trauma
Natasha Brown reports.
Fairhill nonprofit's youth artist program "empowers" teens
Natasha Brown reports.
Sinister Mopar to host car show with a cause at Clementon Lake Park in South Jersey
Ukee Washington reports.
Focusing on the Future
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After he was born premature, N.J. teen launches growth chart business
Julian Taylor was born weighing just over one pound, but he was a fighter.
Mayfair teacher introducing students to building trades
Mayfair Elementary School is the only one in the School District of Philadelphia helping students explore vocational programs.
Focusing On The Future: Chasing the dream with high voltage
PECO is providing real-life experience for young people interested in working in energy.
Philadelphia students learning about early childhood education
Ultimately KenCrest West Director Josie Jones hopes these seniors will return one day and run their own classroom.
2 local high school students create nationally recognized non-partisan organization for polling
Patriot Polling is a non-partisan organization that uses a third-party cold-calling system to survey voters across the nation.
Latest Videos
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NEXT Weather: Soggy end to the week
Billy Kelly reports.
Hundreds of Taylor Swift fans head to federal court to sue Ticketmaster
The fans accuse Ticketmaster and Live Nation of fraud, misrepresentation and anti-trust violations.
Philly residents frustrated with tap water messaging following Bristol spill
Alicia Roberts reports.
Philadelphia's tap water safe to use until at least Tuesday afternoon, water department says
Kerri Corrado reports.
NEXT Weather: Mixed Monday
Bill Kelly reports.