Philadelphia students, parents, staff excited for first day back to school in Tioga
Eager parents, students and staff say they are ready to get the ball rolling on the first day back to school.
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Eager parents, students and staff say they are ready to get the ball rolling on the first day back to school.
Thanks to fundraising efforts by the nonprofit "The Block Cares," Edward T. Steel Elementary School got a new playground, just in time for the new school year!
An FBI agent shot someone while serving a search warrant in Tioga Friday, according to police.
City officials are now investigating what caused the collapse.
Philadelphia officials are responding to reports of a roof collapse in the city's Nicetown neighborhood Wednesday.
Chopper 3 was overhead the scene just before 11 a.m. near North 19th Street and Hunting Park Avenue where it appears at least four porch roofs collapsed.
Frankford High School in Northeast Philadelphia will be closed for the rest of the year due to asbestos.
Devin Weedon's parents say their son loved to box and workout and he had dreams of one day opening his own gym.
There's a $30,000 reward for information leading to an arrest because the shooting happened in a school zone.
Matt Petrillo reports.
Howard Monroe reports.
Emergency crews were called out to 18th and Clarissa Streets at around 6:30 p.m.
The crime took place on Jan. 2.
The carjacking happened at a shopping complex on Roberts Avenue.
Amazingly no one was injured even though someone was sleeping inside.
The shooting happened at the 1700 block of Saint Paul Street.
The school's 9th grade was already under quarantine order until Jan. 4.
Shell casings littered the crime scene in an area where there's been an uptick in violence.
Police tell CBS3 they found the victim shot in the shoulder and back.
The man was shot multiple times throughout his body near the highway, police say.
No suspect has been arrested at this time and no weapon has been recovered, per police.
A pregnant woman was rushed to the hospital after she was struck by a stray bullet in Philadelphia's Nicetown section.
SEPTA says the plant is actually meant to improve the environment.
It happened at Broad Street and Hunting Park Avenue, around 5:30 a.m.
It happened around 10:30 p.m. Friday at the Gold Fish near 20th Street and Hunting Park Avenue in the city's Nicetown neighborhood.
