What summer programs and activities is Philly planning?

Mayor Cherelle Parker and several city officials announced summer programs and activities available for the city's young people in 2025.

• Apr 2, 2025

NYC Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case dismissed with prejudice, judge rules

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' historic federal corruption case has been dropped with prejudice, meaning Adams cannot be re-tried on the same charges at a later time.

• Apr 3, 2025

NJ food pantry offering free groceries to fight food insecurity

The Food Is Important Mobile Food Pantry comes by once a month, but volunteers want to make it weekly.

• Apr 2, 2025

Partly sunny Wednesday in Philadelphia region; rainy end to the week

Wednesday starts chilly, but by the afternoon the Philadelphia region will be back into the mid-50s.

• Apr 2, 2025

New Hope-Lambertville Bridge debuts dazzling lights after major renovation

The New Hope-Lambertville Bridge connecting two charming small towns in neighboring states along the Delaware River shines brighter than ever.

• Apr 2, 2025

Man found shot dead behind Roxborough apartment complex, police say

A shooting in Roxborough on Ridge Avenue left a 32-year-old man dead on Tuesday night, police said.

• Apr 2, 2025

NJ Transit train strikes unoccupied car in Galloway; nobody injured, official says

The New Jersey Transit Police are investigating the crash in Galloway on the Atlantic City Rain Line.

• Apr 1, 2025

Pa. bat manufacturer explains why torpedo bats have become popular

Torpedo bats have recently become popular thanks to the Yankees, but Victus Sports in Pennsylvania said they've been working on them for a while.

• Apr 1, 2025

Jason and Kylie Kelce welcome baby No.4

Ultimate girl mom and dad, Jason and Kylie Kelce, welcomed baby No. 4 over the weekend.

• Apr 1, 2025

Man injured in shooting at East Germantown playground, police say

Philadelphia police are investigating after an 18-year-old man was shot in East Germantown Tuesday.

• Apr 1, 2025

Adults with autism thrive at South Philly's Popcorn for the People

A South Philadelphia nonprofit, Popcorn for the People, is creating meaningful job opportunities for adults with autism.

• Apr 1, 2025

Ryan Quigley honors best friend in visit to alma mater months after terror attack

Ryan Quigley's best friend, Tiger Bech, died in a terror attack in New Orleans after a man intentionally drive a pickup truck onto Bourbon Street

• Apr 1, 2025

Philly "courtesy tows" leave some searching for cars, paying fines

A CBS News Philadelphia investigation found a problem with courtesy towing — some people go weeks without knowing what happened to their car.

• Apr 1, 2025

Litter collection effort ramps up on I-476 in Delco amid complaints about trash

PennDOT contractors set out to clean up trash on the side of I-476 in Haverford Township following an uptick in complaints about trash on the Blue Route.

• Apr 1, 2025

Lurie sounds off on potential tush push ban after NFL tabled vote until May

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie sounded off about the NFL potentially banning the tush push, saying if it wasn't a safe play, they wouldn't be running it.

• Apr 1, 2025

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