State Of Emergency Issued For New Jersey For Snowstorm, Messy Morning Commute
Roads will be snow-covered and slippery for the morning commute.
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Roads will be snow-covered and slippery for the morning commute.
All schools in the Philadelphia School District will move for virtual learning on Friday, Jan. 7 as we anticipate a winter storm moving through the region.
For now, the investigation is being led by the fire marshal's office but includes support from multiple local and federal agencies.
PennDOT is being as proactive as possible ahead of the overnight storm in an effort to stay ahead of the snow.
The Philadelphia 2nd Alarmers offered food and drinks to firefighters during the extensive long firefight.
"Never in my wildest imagination would I have ever thought that we would be called up to go the Capitol to protect the Capitol. It's just something you don't think about," 1st Sgt. Joseph Kern said.
The fast-moving blaze claimed 12 lives -- eight of them children.
For some, surviving COVID-19 outside a hospital means finding treatment on their own.
Delaware County currently has the highest case rate in Southeastern Pennsylvania.
The grieving family of those killed in a tragic fire in Philadelphia's Fairmount neighborhood are trying to pick up the pieces.
All Archdiocesan high schools and parochial elementary schools in Philadelphia will be closed on Friday due to projected winter weather.
Two Powerball ticket buyers are big winners after Wednesday night's drawing, which also made an Ocean County ticket holder a little bit richer.
Officers say a 38-year-old man was shot on North Lee Street.
The iconic rock group the Eagles will are bringing one of their most successful albums to Wells Fargo Center this March.
Qaadira Purifoy says many of the people who lost their lives in the fire were her family members.
Quakertown's sports community gathered Wednesday night pay tribute to a beloved coach and his two sons who died in a Christmas morning house fire.
Leaders from across the city are expressing their condolences and shock following the deadly fire Wednesday morning at a Philadelphia Housing Authorities apartment, leaving 12 people dead.
A man who was on his way to work early Thursday morning was shot during an attempted carjacking, according to Philadelphia police.
CBS3 spoke to local lawmakers who were inside of the Capitol during the insurrection about how they're marking the somber anniversary.
The ages of the victims range from 2 to 33 years old.
Neighbors and residents told CBS3 they sounded the alarm with PHA many years ago about escape routes during a fire.
City leaders are heartbroken by the tragic fire that claimed at least 12 lives, mostly children.
The Philadelphia health commissioner says a FEMA COVID-19 testing site is expected to open Friday at the Cibotti Recreation Center.
The city's deadliest fire was back in 1901 when 22 people were killed in a furniture store in Center City.
The U.S. Attorney's Office said Wednesday Anthony Nero, pleaded guilty to charges of sending threatening communications and cyberstalking.
