Community Cancellations: Saturday, January 24th
CBS Philly has received numerous community cancellations for Saturday, January 24th, 2015.
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CBS Philly has received numerous community cancellations for Saturday, January 24th, 2015.
A Philadelphia police officer was injured overnight after his patrol car was struck by an alleged drunk driver.
The giant, wet snow that has fallen across the Delaware Valley is changing over to rain in many areas.
The Delaware River Port Authority has a new chairman, and while tradition keeps that position in Pennsylvania's control, the man with the gavel is not a gubernatorial appointee, at least for now.
A new generation of small commercial vans is growing in popularity here in the US, following a trend long-established overseas.
An investigation is underway after police say a trio of ferrets chewed off the nose, top lip, and part of the cheek of a one-month-old baby's face.
Goodyear is recalling about 48,500 SUV tires after finding small cracks in the tread during endurance testing.
Delaware State Police say a man arrested in Indiana after he and his two missing children were found has been brought back to Delaware.
Police say it happened at about 5:49 p.m. Friday at the 2000 block of N. Lambert Street.
As the investigation continues in the police involved shooting that killed Jerame Reid, Bridgeton's civic and religious leaders met to call for peace in the community.
The accident was reported just after 5:30 p.m. Friday near 20th Street and Washington Avenue.
Rich explained his opposition to President Obama being interviewed on YouTube, the latest in the takeover of Atlantic City, and McDonald's continued financial struggles. He also talked with foreign policy analyst Paul Bonicelli about the death of the King of Saudi Arabia.
Escape the winter weather by thinking about summer camp options at the MetroKids Summer Camp Fair or learn more about Scottish culture at the Up Helly AA Day celebration at the Garden State Discovery Museum, along with lots more for the whole family!
The American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania filed five lawsuits on behalf of people in Philadelphia who were arrested while watching police in the course of their duties on public streets.
In January 2015, detectives became involved in an undercover electronic exchange with the suspect, 54-year-old Kurt Krumpholz.
