Throughout Delaware Valley, 'Essential Personnel' Answer The Call
And while many people are hunkered down at home against Hurricane Sandy, those who are "essential personnel" have to be at work.
Watch CBS News
And while many people are hunkered down at home against Hurricane Sandy, those who are "essential personnel" have to be at work.
PECO opened its "war room" four days ahead of the storm to begin planning for what forecasters say could be the worst storm to ever hit the Philadelphia area.
The American Red Cross is mobilizing in preparation for the arrival of Hurricane Sandy.
Tree service companies are bracing for a busy few days once Hurricane Sandy hits our area.
During a hurricane, your pets may need comforting. The thunder, wind, and rain of a hurricane can spook them.
Police say Scot Wills was working as an exterminator, which would have given him to access to area homes without much suspicion.
The boss of Philadelphia's local FBI office, suported by state and local law enforcement officials, has announced a new hotline designed to help root out public corruption.
Cradle of Liberty Council CEO Tom Harrington says 6,000 adults in the region who serve as scoutmasters have gone through background checks, and any suspicions put them on the "ineligible" list.
We've all hit the skids on a pile of wet leaves, but the fall foliage also creates some slick conditions on the area's railways.
Cold-blooded mobsters, or victims targeted by overzealous and desperate authorities? That's the choice laid out for the jury.
Penndot officials say the four suspects were employed by them as subcontractors, and note that between 60 and 70 of these cast-iron grates have been reported missing in the past year and a half.
Until this year, the Samuel Fels High School in Northeast Philadelphia was listed as a "persistently dangerous" school, as defined by the state. But the climate is changing there.
If kids don't feel safe, they're not going to learn. But now the victims of assaults in Philadelphia schools have someone going to bat for them.
There is a new atmosphere at one Philadelphia high school where, students say, violence used to be commonplace.
In this report, KYW's Mike DeNardo looks at how Philadelphia's new schools superintendent plans to tackle school violence.
"We've been a very fortunate small brewery up in Pottsville, and the city of Philadelphia and the five-county market has been a big part of our success," says owner Dick Yuengling.
Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar, begins Tuesday night at sundown.
Chef and restaurateur Mark Vetri (wearing yellow shirt) started the program.
Wires downed by overnight storms knocked out power at Verizon's facility on Moreland Avenue in Hatboro, and backup generators worked -- until about 6am.
A new study released by the Pew Charitable Trusts finds that Philadelphia is becoming more competitive in terms of local taxes when compared to the suburbs.
A Montgomery County official says the 64-year-old woman is now recovering at her home, in the Lafayette Hill area.
Robert loves computers and he plays the piano, even writes his own songs. And he has quite sophisticated tastes.
State police are looking for a man who robbed two people at gunpoint at a Wilmington shopping center.
The US Department Agriculture says 50 million people went hungry last year.
It's not always possible for veterans to get to the DAV, so workers in a van go to those in need.
