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This December, CBS3 is asking for your help to make the holidays happy for thousands of children. We call it the Joy of Sharing Toy Fest. Even a single toy helps. We talked to a retiree who gives way more than one.
Some retailers are really feeling the heat, but that means it could equal savings for you this holiday season. The typical hot items for cold weather are still on store shelves.
Nine republican presidential candidates participated in a prime-time Tuesday night debate, live from Las Vegas, Nevada.
Pennsylvania's long budget stalemate could soon make it impossible for some school districts to get another loan to stay open.
A new study looks at how Pennsylvania oversees charter schools, compared to other states.
PennDOT now has jurisdiction over billboards along federal and state highways in Philadelphia.
Melissa Smith, executive director of the York County SPCA, says the pit bull and the puppy are doing well.
A former human resource officer is suing Kane, her spokesman and her chief-of-staff.
All ambulances of the Narberth Volunteer Medical Service Corps, serving Lower Merion and sections of Conshohocken, will now carry a special, lifesaving device for pets caught in fires.
Montgomery County fire crews are on the scene of a two-alarm fire at a petroleum supplier in Upper Hanover.
Police are investigating after an 11-year-old girl was shot while she was walking home from school.
Just about a month after Starbucks raised the ire of many over its red holiday cup, the coffee chain is finding itself trending on Twitter for reasons it probably never saw coming.
The state of Pennsylvania and popular navigation app Waze are partnering to offer drivers even more real-time information about crashes, road conditions and construction zones.
U.S. Senator Bob Casey is talking about his priorities for Pennsylvania, as well as the race for President. Casey says kids and wages are his biggest focus-- but national security is a top priority.
It's okay not to be the happiest person in the room. It's okay to be unhappy. It's even okay to be downright miserable. In the past, happiness has reportedly been associated with reduced mortality. But now scientists say feeling joyless won't make you die any sooner.
