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Thousands are expected to celebrate Villanova's NCAA championship with a parade and rally this afternoon in Center City.
A practical guide to five of the most important opera houses in Italy.
There's a chance you could have dangerous products around your home because you're not aware they've been recalled. We have information you need to know in this week's 3 On Your Side, Recall Round-Up.
Two people were killed when a driver lost control along Columbus Boulevard this morning and slammed into a building.
Are you a fan of pesto? Add this treat to your cooking arsenal courtesy of Fanny Slater, author of "Orange, Lavender & Figs."
Whether you are searching for a low-key happy hour, or something more refined here are the top 5 places in the city to go find your happy, at a lower price.
The Flyers fell a point behind Boston and Detroit for the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference. But Philadelphia would secure a playoff berth by winning its last two games.
A new addition to Camden's Adventure Aquarium -- opening to the public Friday morning -- allows you to get closer to sharks than you probably ever have before.
Students at a Philadelphia high school get a taste of what it's like to be part work force thanks to Starbucks.
April is Autism Awareness month. To celebrate, a Philadelphia area non-profit is hosting an Autism Awareness Block Party on Saturday, as well as opening a new location.
Local brewers sparked a craft beer revolution some 20 years ago. Now it appears that area distillers are doing the same thing with spirits.
The Phillies home opener is Monday and this year a 10-year-old will throw out the first pitch, and it's a dream come true.
On the CBS3 Health Watch, celebrating the beauty and power of women who serve in the military with a special competition. The winner gets a crown, but this isn't a traditional beauty pageant.
Federal prosecutors now claim three men took advantage of victims' financial plights by billing them on "payday" loans for the past 5 years, charging $30 for every $100 borrowed, a rate that prosecutors say exceeded 700 percent.
One gun the New Jersey State Police does not want to add to the collection of confiscated weapons is the new Ideal Conceal .38 caliber that looks exactly like a smart phone.
