Calls for Quakertown police chief to resign grow after altercation with student protesters
It was supposed to be a peaceful protest, but it turned into a violent altercation with a Bucks County, Pennsylvania, police chief.
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It was supposed to be a peaceful protest, but it turned into a violent altercation with a Bucks County, Pennsylvania, police chief.
Jeff Hart, a longtime Fishtown resident, said a snowplow driver deliberately dropped his blade and blasted him with snow and ice while he was shoveling before work Monday morning.
According to the governor's office, more than half of all avian flu cases in the United States are in Pennsylvania.
A major blizzard has dumped 14 inches of snow in Philadelphia, the most since 2016. Now, the cleanup is underway.
A person with measles visited a car dealership and Wawa in Montgomery County multiple times while contagious, the health department said.
It'll be sunny and bright Tuesday in Philadelphia, but feels-like temperatures will reach the mid-20s at best during the warmest part of the day.
Eagles legend Brandon Graham sent a message to Philadelphia plane-crash survivor Ramesses Vazquez-Viana.
At Girard College, the late Charles Hicks' dream that began decades ago is still taking flight.
Consumer experts say you shouldn't be left paying for poor service or bad products, and you may have more power than you think to get your money back.
SEPTA is still seeing impacts from the winter storm, particularly on Regional Rail lines. Spokesperson Andrew Busch joins our Josh Sidorowicz for an update with the latest riders need to know.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is meeting with famers and agricultural leaders Tuesday to talk about managing the spread of bird flu in the state.
Charles Hicks, a graduate of Girard College in Philadelphia, once dreamed of becoming an astronaut or pilot. But health problems cut that dream short. Determined to open doors for future generations, Hicks established a scholarship through the Girard College Alumni Association to send students to space camp in Huntsville, Alabama.
Philadelphia is still cleaning up after the Sunday-Monday snowstorm, but the snow emergency has ended and services like the city courts are back open. Meanwhile, schools are having a virtual learning day and trash pickup is on a delay. Wakisha Bailey reports.
Philadelphia International Airport is getting caught up after the Sunday-Monday snowstorm caused flight delays and cancellations, but the worst is over. Anyone heading to the airport should allow extra travel time, especially if they're driving in. Janelle Burrell chats with PHL spokesperson Heather Redfern for the latest updates.
After a nor'easter dumped snow on the Philadelphia area, some schools have announced closings and virtual learning days for Tuesday, Feb. 4.
A major winter storm blanketed southeastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware with snow Sunday night and Monday.
Edward A. Segreaves and Lucas A. Snyder were both killed in a crash Sunday night in Lower Nazareth Township, Pennsylvania.
All winter storm and blizzard warnings in the Philadelphia area have been canceled after a major storm dumped over a foot of snow across the Delaware Valley.
Neighbors in Morrisville, Pennsylvania, are digging out their driveways and cars after a blizzard dumped nearly two feet of snow on the area Sunday and Monday.
The cleanup continues after the Philadelphia region got its biggest snowstorm since 2016.
Trash and recycling collections in Philadelphia will be suspended for two days this week because of the major snowstorm that hit the region.
In South Philly, residents can't wait for the warmer weather to come this spring and summer.
Dogs were excited to wake up Monday and play in the snow in Philadelphia after the city got more than a foot.
Road conditions in Philadelphia are getting better as snow melts and crews get out to clear the roads, but wet streets could freeze overnight. Reporter Dan Snyder is out on the road with the latest.
The snow that fell Sunday night into Monday was perfect for sculpting, and AJ, a fourth grader in Aston, Pennsylvania, talked to CBS News Philadelphia's Joe Holden about his snowman-building process.
