Unwanted Dogs Get Second Chance With 'Throw Away Dogs Project'
Dogs who were once castaways are now getting a second chance, and making a difference, thanks to some compassionate volunteers.
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Dogs who were once castaways are now getting a second chance, and making a difference, thanks to some compassionate volunteers.
The first Army-Navy game was played in 1890, and 86 of those games have been played in Philadelphia.
Veterans from the Delaware Valley are being recognized with a rare honor.
The Naval Academy will be officially welcoming their new replacement mascot goats. But one has had a troubled medical history.
Officials have revealed to CBS 3 that the bald eagle rescued from a tree in New Jersey Thursday was injured as a result of a gun shot.
Gift cards are easy to buy and you don't have to worry that someone won't like what you pick out. But what if you lose them?
The first of five events was the Rocky Relay, a combination of push ups, jump rope and a run up the Art Museum Steps.
Five recommendations in the U.S. for an unforgettable winter honeymoon
Activists want Mayor Nutter to re-commit Philadelphia as a safe place to live for immigrants accused of a crime, meaning without being turned over to the Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
This Thing Called Life is the follow-up to New Orleans R&B singer August Alsina's 2014 debut Testimony.
Lots of festive fun to be had this bustling holiday weekend in December! With everything from light shows and holiday festivals, shopping fun and family theater theatre there is so much to do in and around Philly this weekend so get out and enjoy unseasonably warm weather for your family holiday fun!
Rich discussed Trump's name being removed from a building in New Jersey, the name change of Byrd stadium and why a popular toy is being banned. He also discussed Hillary supporters supporting Sharia Law, Trump's thoughts on cop killers and Ted Cruz's Tweet about Donald Trump.
If voters agree to amend the state constitution to permit casinos beyond Atlantic City, it would mark the biggest change in legalized gambling since casinos began operating in the seaside resort in 1978.
A Town Hall meeting was held to help gather information in an effort to help reduce the infant mortality rate in Camden.