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It's been nearly 50 days since Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross was sworn into his new role.
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It's been nearly 50 days since Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross was sworn into his new role.
A child battling cancer received a sizable surprise from an unlikely group of women Sunday.
The annual 46-hour dance marathon began late Friday at the Bryce Jordan Center in State College and ended Sunday afternoon.
"As we are running away from something, they are running towards it," Kenney said.
Reading Terminal Market hosts its annual fundraising party this weekend, and a new vendor will be opening shop there in the Spring.
The Red Cross Eastern Pennsylvania Region responds to disasters in 17 counties spanning from Delaware to New York.
The program is offered to low-income adults.
The Wildcats came out with the 83-67 win, and their fans came out excited for their team's future.
Ella Best is a "get it done" type of person.
Philadelphia public schools have struggled to keep their libraries open, so a team of former educators and volunteers stepped up to get the books back in the hands of children.
Ronald McDonald House Charities donated $25,000 to the Center for Autism Tuesday to help the organization fund therapy services, group activities, and get equipment and devices for the people who use their services.
Super Mom. It's a badge Valerie Crabbe wears proudly.
Philabundance has launched their annual February campaign called 'Spread the Love' in hopes of getting the public to donate peanut butter and money to the nonprofit.
Isaiah Huff was diagnosed with sickle cell anemia as a baby and over the past seven years, he's been in and out of the hospital more than four dozen times. He is changing the game by giving.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Tuesday, February 16, 2016.
While many sweet shops are typically closed for the holiday, the staff at a local bakery kept its ovens running to help collect "spare change" for charity.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Monday, February 15, 2016.
If the Camden Sophisticated Sisters Drill Team had a body, Tawanda "Wawa" Jones would be the heart.
Dozens celebrated Valentine's Day ice skating at Rothman Rink in Dilworth Park.
Some of Philadelphia's premier realtors sell a lot of homes. But they also give back to charitable organizations and the communities in which they live.
Sometimes it seems that Philadelphia is turning into one big art gallery.
Tracey L. Fisher is on a mission to change the game on re-entry by leading by example.
Crews are out looking for the homeless who are at risk spending the night in these extremely cold temperatures.
John Clifford, a chef who works as the food services coordinator at City Team Ministries, was once a recipient of the services that he now helps to provide.
This could be a bumper year for beer gardens. The city is exploring putting temporary pop-ups in 18 parks.
