Temporary Grant Program May Help Philadelphians With Past-Due Water Bills
Help may be on the way for some in Philadelphia with delinquent water bills.
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Help may be on the way for some in Philadelphia with delinquent water bills.
CAT responds to fire emergencies every day, but they also work to prevent fires.
Dangerously low blood supply levels are threatening patient care and forcing doctors to make difficult decisions.
DelDOT says the goal of the program is to reduce work zone speeds and crashes, change driver behavior, and improve work zone safety for workers and drivers.
For many people, decluttering is a popular way to mark the beginning of a new year. But instead of tossing or donating unwanted items, a growing number of Americans are first offering them to their neighbors for free.
Christopher Smith, 47, is being charged with multiple counts of attempted homicide, terroristic threats, and other offenses after police tried to execute a warrant at his residence in Exton.
The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers is urging its members to write letters to the mayor and the school board to urge for various resources, from PPE to assistance to COVID testing.
Lay's is introducing its new "Golden Grounds." These special chips are made from potatoes grown in the dirt from NFL stadiums.
CBS3 was there for the big groundbreaking Wednesday of the Island Waterpark at the Showboat Hotel.
The press conference is expected to begin at 12:45 p.m. and will be streamed on CBSN Philly.
According to the Girl Scouts cookie finder, cookie season begins on Thursday in New Jersey, but eastern Pennsylvania residents have to wait eight more days to get their hands on their favorite box.
Four people, including an infant, were on a medical helicopter when it crashed in Delaware County.
This North Wales mother of eight and grandmother of 26 turns donated sheets, pillowcases, and curtains into dresses -- and gives them away.
A Kensington man is in custody after Philadelphia police say he stabbed his mother and set a couch on fire inside their home late Tuesday night.
A Christmas tree believed to be ignited by a lighter found nearby originated a tragic fire in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood last week.
