'He's Not Unfamiliar To Us': Officials Say Howard Jacobson Led 90-Minute Police Chase Through Northeast Philly, Montgomery County
Forty-seven-year-old Howard Jacobson is known by many police outfits to be a criminal.
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Forty-seven-year-old Howard Jacobson is known by many police outfits to be a criminal.
Officials say railroad ties are burning around the area of 30th and Markets Streets.
Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley told Philadelphians they will have to change their behavior about wearing face coverings as the city approaches the next phase of reopening.
Some nursing homes and assisted living facilities are wrongfully taking stimulus checks from residents who are on Medicaid, the Federal Trade Commission said Friday.
Health officials reported 610 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the statewide total to 63,666.
There will be no bike riding allowed on the boardwalk until May 29.
Those who make a donation of at least $20 can enter for a chance to win signed memorabilia from Pennsylvania celebrities, athletes and personalities.
With the Memorial Day holiday weekend approaching, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday questioned the wisdom of beach-going, even as governors in other states reopen their beaches despite worries that the coronavirus outbreak could surge again.
Sandra and Antonio DiNardo, the parents of Cosmo DiNardo, asked a judge to dismiss the portion of the civil lawsuit filed by one of his victim's families that argued that they should be responsible for their son's actions.
A federal mandate is now in effect directing all care facilities to report deaths to the federal government.
Weekly sessions of yoga may ease depressive symptoms in people with other mental health issues, according to a systematic review and meta-analysis of existing research.
Dr. Rob Danoff is overseeing a testing site in Bucks County and joined CBS3 Tuesday morning.
Gunfire broke out around 11:30 p.m. Monday near 42nd and West Stiles Streets.
Police say the suspect was wanted for a series of commercial burglaries.
During Monday's Montgomery County COVID-19 briefing, two members of the Board of Commissioners went at it.
