Study: More Philadelphians Ditching Cars
Philadelphia ranks fourth in the country as cities where people do not own cars.
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Philadelphia ranks fourth in the country as cities where people do not own cars.
School officials say it will be a chance to "exchange viewpoints" during these meetings, as members of the teams try to get more answers and keep their programs alive.
Have you noticed that your doctor might be spending more time looking at the computer than looking at you during your appointment?
Because rates of discipline have been disproportionally high for some racial groups, guidance from the US Dept. of Education and Justice is suggesting changes in 'zero-tolerance'.
A simple yes or no after a bent knee question is lovely. But it doesn't begin to cover what you both really need to know before making that decision.
Yonder is a discovery app for those who like to explore the great outdoors.
Native Sweetgum isn't just another pretty tree. Not only does it show off a rainbow of colors in the Fall, it has year round offerings as well.
This bitter blast of cold weather is also wreaking havoc on roads, homes and pipes. CBS 3's Todd Quinones tell us what we need to do to protect our property from damage.
The incident was reported at about 1 p.m. Monday near Monroe Energy LLC in Marcus Hook, Delaware County.
The latest arctic blast will continue to create gusty winds and drive wind chills below zero Tuesday morning.
It happened on Dec. 22 shortly before 3 p.m. at the Tacony Food Mart on the 6600 block of Torresdale Avenue.
A hit and run tragedy in Bucks County has investigators pleading with eyewitnesses to come forward.
During the burglary, a large quantity of coins valued at about $27,000 was stolen. Police say a custom made "Chief Deluxe" parade horse saddle valued at $10,000 with extensive silver plating was also taken.
The incident was reported at about 5:30 p.m. Monday along the 2600 block of Holme Avenue.
A Florida-based builder of high-end movie theaters will appear Tuesday at a Philadelphia Historical Commission hardship hearing to make its case for turning an old Art Deco movie palace on Chestnut Street into a high-end multi-screen theater.