SEPTA’s largest union votes to authorize strike
The union representing thousands of SEPTA workers voted to authorize a strike Sunday, raising the possibility of more transit disruptions across the Philadelphia region.
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The union representing thousands of SEPTA workers voted to authorize a strike Sunday, raising the possibility of more transit disruptions across the Philadelphia region.
It's an NFC showdown in South Philly! Hours before kickoff, diehard Birds fans lined up outside Lincoln Financial Field and shared their predictions ahead of tonight's game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions.
SEPTA officials are meeting Sunday to determine if more cancellations will impact Regional Rail riders this week after completing inspection of all its Silverliner IV railcars train cars.
When it comes to dogs, a yawn doesn't always mean they're sleepy. Pennsylvania SPCA animal advocate Carol Erickson explains what else your dog could be trying to tell you when they let out a yawn.
Philadelphia Police are investigating after two men were shot in separate incidents overnight in the city. One man was shot multiple times at a home in South Philadelphia; the other was killed while sitting in a car at a gas station in the city's Cedarbrook neighborhood.
According to the AG's office, the "cyber incident" exposed personal information, including social security numbers.
Saturday morning will likely start with a little sunshine before a weather maker rolls into the Delaware Valley.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman has returned home from a Pittsburgh hospital after falling down earlier this week.
Crafters gathered in Northeast Philadelphia for the 24-hour Knitathon. Eva Andersen reports.
The Montgomery County District Attorney says a man who lived outdoors at a car wash killed another man living there and hid his body.
An unclaimed Pennsylvania Lottery ticket worth $100,000 sold at a Weis Markets in Doylestown Township is about to expire.
All 223 railcars have been inspected, but over 150 need to be outfitted with thermal protection circuits, a safety measure. Ross DiMattei reports.
All 223 railcars have been inspected, but over 150 need to be outfitted with thermal protection circuits, a safety measure.
Police say Brayan Alexis Garcia-Garcia, the suspect who allegedly attacked a 22-year-old man unprovoked during Halloween weekend, has been charged and arrested.
While SEPTA finished inspecting all 223 Silverliner IV Regional Rail cars, there will still be impacts, and leaders admit it will be some time before the full fleet is back out on the tracks.
The FAA lifted a ground stop for arriving flights at PHL after a ship in the Delaware River prevented planes from landing.
Two months after Philadelphia activated 31 speed cameras along Broad Street — a corridor city leaders call one of the city's most dangerous roads — the Philadelphia Parking Authority is starting to fine drivers who violate the 25 mph speed limit. Madeleine Wright reports.
Valley Forge Military Academy announced Friday that classes will end for all students except for the senior class next week.
Some parents and students are now scrambling after Valley Forge Military Academy officials announced Friday that part of the school is shutting down earlier than expected. Joe Holden reports.
Through programs like Brushes with Cancer, Twist Out Cancer uses its connections in the art world to help people touched by cancer.
Brushes with Cancer, a project by the nonprofit Twist Out Cancer, matches artists with people touched by cancer. The resulting 23 artworks are now on display in Old City through November. Stephanie Stahl reports.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro sits down with CBS News Philadelphia reporter Dan Snyder to discuss the new state budget, the government shutdown and more.
Mayor Parker declined to veto a City Council bill amending the city's plastic bag ban to include a required fee for paper bags. Councilmembers hope the fee encourages shoppers to bring reusable bags to the store with them.
Federally mandates inspections are complete on all 223 Silverliner IV railcars used by SEPTA for Regional Rail trains. However, many trains still need work like installing thermal protection circuits -- which can cut the flow of electricity to a car if any components overheat. SEPTA says cars will gradually return to the rails as that work is completed, Dan Snyder reports.
Crews are working to fix a water main break on Algon Avenue, between Benson and Emerson streets, in the Rhawnhurst section of Northeast Philadelphia.
