Worker Charged With Bus-Stop Murder of Supervisor Last Month in North Philadelphia
Randolph Sanders, 36, is charged with murdering Kim Jones, who was his supervisor at a social service agency for children.
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Randolph Sanders, 36, is charged with murdering Kim Jones, who was his supervisor at a social service agency for children.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Monday, February 2, 2015.
Love is a schoolteacher in North Philadelphia who inspires her students and, she says, was inspired by them in turn.
The Philadelphia Technician Training Institute is hoping to leap into a bigger space to serve more students.
One of the nation's first non-profits, about to celebrate its bicentennial next year, will do so by moving from New York City to the historical center of Philadelphia.
From classics to sports cars to vehicles of the future, there's something for everyone.
It's certainly feels like winter in Philadelphia right now with temperatures frigid, making it tough for people to be outdoors.
"It's a great opportunity to get my foot in the door and learn how to become a full-time police officer," says Knuttel, who is a Class II officer, a step below a full-time sworn officer.
Families earning $53,000 or less and individuals earning $20,000 or less will qualify for the free tax prep service at one of 30 sites in Philadelphia and South Jersey.
One of the cars on display at the Philadelphia Auto Show is built by local school students -- and it runs on used fryer oil from Federal Donuts.
It's called Schuylkill River Trail Ale, and Sly Fox plans to roll it out as part of a big Earth Day splash in April.
On Wednesday evening, Police Superintendent Mike McGrath stepped before cameras, saying that the stopping of the two snow shovelers yesterday and two others in the same neighborhood had nothing to do with racial profiling.
Hadas reports this week on a new burger stand in Reading Terminal Market with a charitable mission, a pop-up beer garden coming to center city Philadelphia in conjunction with the Flower Show, and tips for what to serve at your Super Bowl party.
The class of 2014 graduated Wednesday night.
One of Philadelphia's longest running events returns this weekend, and Mayor Nutter joined organizers for a preview.
The code blue is in effect from 6pm each evening until 7am the following morning.
Justin Hall, director of student services at the K-8 Southwest Leadership Academy Charter School, says the students are exposed to an array of high school options.
The production is called Cinema Drive. It uses 3D video and interactive questions to teach teens the dangers they will face behind the wheel.
When Tenaya Darlington moved to Philadelphia from cheese-capital Wisconsin in 2005, she decided to see what the East Coast cheese scene had to offer.
Makayla, 11, says she wants to be a singer when she grows up -- or a dancer, a lawyer, or a foot doctor. "I'm in the middle of deciding," she explains.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Tuesday, January 27th, 2015.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Monday, January 26th, 2015.
"We make sure that nobody dies out here, because that could happen very easily," notes Sam Santiago, with Project Home.
Warminster Township officials tell Eyewitness News that they are prepared to issue a snow emergency at 4 p.m. on Monday.
When Madeline Hoffman's grandmother taught her how to sew, she decided put her newfound skills to good use by creating wheelchair and walker bags for those in need.
