PA's Senate returns for unusual August session, budget stalemate
Pennsylvania's Republican-controlled Senate returned for an unusual August session mired in a two-month budget stalemate with the Democratic-controlled House.
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Pennsylvania's Republican-controlled Senate returned for an unusual August session mired in a two-month budget stalemate with the Democratic-controlled House.
The additional security measures are in place after a student brought a loaded gun to the high school's game last week at Abington.
A man was hospitalized after he was shot in the finger at a SEPTA Regional Rail station.
The shooting happened at the Carolina Market on the 2600 block of West Lehigh Avenue just after 7:30 p.m., according to police.
Doctors say a trifecta of COVID, RSV and flu infections are ready to pounce as the temperatures drop.
Speedy Morris is known as the greatest coach at Saint Joseph's Prep, earning the most wins of any coach in Catholic league history.
Bryce Harper hit his 300th career home run Wednesday off Los Angeles Angels pitcher Matt Moore to become the 158th player in baseball history to reach 300 home runs.
A rare blue super moon will light up the sky Wednesday night. Here's when and where to see it in Philadelphia.
Fierce flames raced through the Fountain of Life Church back in March, but a school that was connected to the house of worship was saved and is thriving.
Passengers at Philadelphia International Airport said they're amazed their flight even made it out of Florida. They said they felt lucky they got out just in time.
City leaders are taking a more active role in providing after-school activities from parks and rec programs to outside community organizations.
As Black Business Month comes to an end, CBS News Philadelphia made one more stop at Mill Creek Urban Farm that does much more than grows food, it knits a community together
"I really wanted to do it at home in front of this fanbase and this great city," Harper said. "Hopefully, there'll be 300 more."
Three men from Montgomery County are in jail accused of building and selling ghost guns. They have a preliminary hearing on Sept. 13.
The Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial board sent out a release detailing the damage as "perhaps the most significant damage in its 36-year history."
