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It seems that every time you turn around, we're telling you about another vehicle recall. But just because your car is recalled, that doesn't mean you'll get a quick fix. Some complain there aren't enough parts and mechanics to carry out the repairs right away.
It's called public shaming. Someone could be trashing your reputation on line right now without you knowing it.
International flights are back on the grid across the country, but some travelers still have concerns following the terrorist attacks in Paris last week.
Four firefighters were injured while battling a two-alarm fire in Darby, Delaware County.
Parents, students and staff are coming together to discuss violence at Philadelphia's George Washington High School. The meeting follows a fight at the school last week that sent one teen to the hospital.
Chemicals are in many popular beauty products and experts say there's very little oversight into what goes into these products we're putting on our skin and hair.
Gloucester Township Police were alerted by a concerned citizen who received the messages.
A little boy whose life was full of promise is now facing a lifetime of hardships. A jury has decided that Children's Hospital of Philadelphia will have to pay $10 million for their mistakes that caused his injuries.
A North Philadelphia-born rap artist known for hits with the likes of Jay-Z and Kanye West received a devastating diagnosis this fall-- his kidneys had failed. He's now using his talents to raise awareness about a disease that affects millions.
Video of a French father explaining the recent attacks in Paris to his young son is going viral and raising questions about how to address traumatic events with children.
The National Retail Federation says more than half of holiday shoppers have already started buying gifts. But according to the Adobe Digital Index, there's still time to shop and save.
Only CBS 3 cameras were there as Radnor Police and code inspectors temporarily closed the Seasons Pizza Shop after a worker, Brandy Weldon, was arrested for allegedly possessing marijuana and selling it to undercover officers.
They are Egyptian, Jordanian, Iraqi - but mostly Syrian. And just under 200 arrived to the Syrian Arab American Charity Association in Allentown to receive food, supplies and medical care.
An altar that is a piece of Philadelphia history… is now in a small suburban church many thought was going to close down.
Uber could be on the hook for a $50 million fine, if a ruling in Pennsylvania stands.
