Caught On Video: Suspects Vandalize Beloved South Philadelphia Bakery
Philadelphia Police are searching for the suspects who vandalized Isgro, which is known for its cannolis.
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Philadelphia Police are searching for the suspects who vandalized Isgro, which is known for its cannolis.
What's a nine-letter word for a significant event? Try MILESTONE.
Officials say they initiated an investigation using an undercover officer after receiving a tip that Goldman was selling high-end wine not available through Pennsylvania Wine and Spirit Stores.
Customers and employees at the Atlantic Club Casino Hotel spent a last few hours Sunday at the casino, which closes just after midnight.
More than two dozen local businesses are graduating from a Goldman Sachs program designed to help them raise their profit and make more local hires.
"I want to start a program, whether it be a nonprofit or through a foundation, that is geared toward youth education through the means of storytelling," said Cory Dulaney (in white sweater).
Philadelphia police were searching for Carole Neal, 63, after she was reported missing.
Questioning that new guy or girl you're thinking of going on a date with? Well, there is an app for making that first date decision a bit easier.
President Obama's decision to nominate a former NAACP Legal Defense Fund attorney to the top civil rights job at the Department of Justice is sparking outrage among the police unions for his connection to Mumia Abu-Jamal.
The Philadelphia branch of the NAACP and the antiviolence initiave "Hands Across Philadelphia" are teaming up with the Philadelphia school district to launch a new essay contest focused on black history.
Citizens Bank CEO Daniel Fitzpatrick said the bank's charitable foundation is donating $25,000 to underwrite the museum's costs on January 20th, to offer free admission and cultural activities to more than 3,000 expected visitors.
There's a new police chief in Norristown and he's meeting with leaders in the Latino community this week to draft a policy the will help ease tensions between Latino immigrants and law enforcement.
The selection as a Promise Zone means that neighborhood will be given preference when applying for a host of other federal grants.
To set the tone for this year's theme, the Girard College lower school choir performed.
The Free Library of Philadelphia has kicked off the "Year of the Bard: Shakespeare at 450."
"This is one of things that the department needed to do to make sure that we are treating people fairly and in the proper way," Philadelphia Police spokesman Lt. John Stanford says.
A physician at one emergency facility in West Philadelphia says it's not just an increase in slips and falls: the homeless and indigent make more use of ERs, too.
At 4 a.m., it was six degrees, but with the wind chill, the temperature felt like negative fourteen.
"If I were the speaker (of the Pennsylvania House), I would refer the bill to another committee," Sen. Daylin Leach said today. "There is no law that requires this to be referred to the state government committee."
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Philadelphia city officials joined forces with volunteers working to protect the most vulnerable population -- the city's homeless -- from the frigid, potentially deadly cold snap.
Williams touted the city's declining homicide rate, but vowed to work for a safer city in his second term.
The Jewels of Islam is believed to be one of the only Muslim women's outreach organizations for seniors in Pennsylvania.
Check here for the many community cancellations received by CBS Philly for Sunday, January 5, 2014.
Philadelphia's iconic horse carriage rides in the historic district are apparently here to stay, even as New York City's new mayor wants to ban them in the Big Apple.