Snow On The Way
We are forecasting 3-4" in the city, 4-6" across interior southern NJ and over 6" in Southern Delaware and coastal NJ.
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We are forecasting 3-4" in the city, 4-6" across interior southern NJ and over 6" in Southern Delaware and coastal NJ.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Monday and Tuesday, February 16th and 17th, due to the weather.
Even though President's Day is a state holiday, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation managers were on the job, planning their ground strategy to handle the approaching snowstorm.
Police say the wind gusts of more than 50 miles per hour uprooted a large tree and knocked it on top of the home, splitting the home in half.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Sunday, February 15, 2015.
A Havertown man is reaching out to local politicians, and President Obama, in hopes of getting his ancestor pardoned.
The Delaware Valley will be in Winter's grip this weekend so it will be a great time to snuggle up with your Valentine.
Philadelphia Sheriff Jewell Williams called Friday, February 13 a most unlucky day for 42 people rounded up Operation Deadbeat Sweep.
Wind Chill Advisories are in effect through later this morning for the entire Delaware Valley, including a Wind Chill Warning for the Poconos. Wind chills will range from near 0 to the south to as low as -25 in the mountains!
The final signs were unveiled today at the Langhorne station, in Bucks County.
You could be throwing money away if you don't check your lottery tickets. Believe it or not, lottery officials say each year, $2-billion in prize money is left unclaimed.
A suburban couple is raising money for charity by selling Pope Francis T-shirts in advance of his Philadelphia visit this fall. But they don't exactly have the blessing of the Archdiocese.
Twenty years ago, Dr. John Alston started the Chester Children's Chorus with seven boys and a dream.
Chopper 3 over the scene of West 2nd Street and Lloyd Street in Delaware County.
The Philadelphia Union preseason is in full swing, and the KYW Philly Soccer Show catches you up on the latest information!
Federal regulators are being asked by Septa to continue a waiver of work rules on its commuter rail division -- a waiver that the transit agency's rail unions insist puts the safety of the riding public at risk.
Police say the dead woman's boyfriend had blood on his face, hands, and jeans, a cut on his forehead, his shirt ripped, and scratches on his chest when they arrived.
Leslie McCarthy, an assistant professor at Villanova University, says part of the problem with potholes this year is the way they were repaired last year.
As we should be used to by now, we have another wet weather system moving in for Monday. This one, like the last several, will be short on snow and long on forecasting challenges.
Cherry Hill-based plumbing specialist Tom Hutchinson says that with recent temperatures getting down to about 11 degrees, pipes in many homes have already frozen. The trouble, he says, will come as those pipes thaw.
Scattered snow showers are possible Thursday morning, mainly north and west of Philadelphia, but will bring no more than a coating to 1". Highest amounts will be in the Poconos and although this is a weak system, it may still be enough to produce slick spots during the morning commute so use caution and allow extra time to get to your destination.
SEPTA officials are reminding drivers and pedestrians that it's never OK to stop on the tracks.
A police officer was injured while responding to a house fire in Delaware County Wednesday.
Major League Soccer could have a labor situation on its hands.
A southwesterly flow ahead of the next frontal boundary will usher in milder air today. Despite the chilly start, temperatures are already running 5-15 degrees warmer than this time yesterday.
