Police, Montgomery County DA's Office Launch Sexting Investigation At High School
Police in Whitemarsh Township and the Montgomery County DA's Office are looking into a possible "sexting" incident at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School.
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Police in Whitemarsh Township and the Montgomery County DA's Office are looking into a possible "sexting" incident at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School.
The Pennsylvania State Senate could vote next week on a proposal to end school property taxes. It would be a historic first, the end of all school property taxes in the state.
You can stop trying to figure out which bathroom to use if you're at a bar or restaurant in Philadelphia that has single occupancy restrooms. They'll all be gender-neutral, under a law signed today by Mayor Nutter.
An avian flu has made it more difficult for the Food Bank of South Jersey to get the turkeys it needs.
Uber can give you a ride around town, but today the ride sharing app can also help keep you healthy.
It is a bakery that invites to you make yourself at home around their farmhouse table. And it's not the kind of eatery you'd expect to find in South Philly in tonight's Taste With Tori.
It's called public shaming. Someone could be trashing your reputation on line right now without you knowing it.
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.
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.
Students at the People for People Charter School assembled an oversized puzzle that formed a ceremonial check.
At the Philabundance food bank in South Philadelphia, a ShopRite truck filled with 600 turkeys was unloaded to be distributed to local food pantries and charitable organizations.
A man who grew up in Norristown invested some money to buy a house in his old neighborhood. He could have flipped it. Instead, he's giving it away to a good cause.
It looks like the upcoming thanksgiving holiday may be one of the busiest travel periods in recent years.
While the beat sizzles on the dance floor, Latino food sizzles here in the kitchen at Tierra Colombiana. A spoonful of Tierra Colombiana's caramel custard flan is a beautiful experience.
A landmark in Moorestown is closed for the near future, after the building caught fire Tuesday evening. Fire crews spent about an hour extinguishing flames at the Moorestown Community House on East Main Street.
When the power goes out, PECO linesworkers go up. Right now, PECO is training about a dozen new linesworkers to scale power poles safely and efficiently. And for those training, it's safe to say, it's best not to be scared of heights.
One taste of the chicken and ribs at Buffalo Bill's Barbecue in Sicklerville - will keep you coming back for more. At least that's the hope, but when a customer with an unusual phone number recently ordered delivery, it wasn't food they wanted.
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey is speaking out on the Paris terror attacks and keeping the city safe.
A suicide bomber, who French officials believe gained access to the country by posing as a refugee, has also managed to further muddy the trail for millions of displaced Syrians.
State Police in Delaware say a former middle school choir director has been charged with raping a female student at H.B. DuPont Middle School.
After the attacks in Paris, the Wells Fargo Center is increasing security. Fans were asked to use patience during Monday night's Sixers game if getting through security took a little longer than usual.
Turmoil for the Mormon Church as new rules have some members questioning their faith. "It's really heartbreaking," Holly King Bennett tells Eyewitness News.
The Philadelphia 76ers awarded an 11-year-old girl who has struggled with homelessness with their "Strong Kid of the Game" award Monday night.
