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.
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.
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.
Jim Lardear, with AAA Midatlantic, says it's necessary to change the way you drive in severe weather. Snow is expected Friday night and Sunday night.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for March, in Philadelphia, after Kane questioned the legality of special prosecutor Tom Carluccio's appointment.
But one First Amendment expert doesn't think it would be a very good idea.
The preservation of a major American institution in a Berks County town celebrated a half-century last week.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Wednesday, January 21st, 2015.
Penndot workers are on 12-hour shifts for this storm -- first to pretreat the road surfaces with brine, and then to salt and plow.
And now, Kane's spokesman is reacting with outrage.
Snowfall will begin to encroach on the western most areas of the region by the early afternoon and spread eastward from there.
An Alberta Clipper will move through the Delaware Valley Wednesday. But this is no ordinary "Clipper".
Tom Wolf has been sworn in as Pennsylvania's 47th governor, replacing Tom Corbett, a Republican.
Blatstein was one of four developers hoping to build Philadelphia's second casino; he proposed putting it in the former Inquirer headquarters, on North Broad Street at Callowhill.
