Main break in Philadelphia sends brown water gushing through streets, roadways
A water main break sent brown water gushing through a North Philadelphia neighborhood Monday morning, filling roadways and sidewalks.
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A water main break sent brown water gushing through a North Philadelphia neighborhood Monday morning, filling roadways and sidewalks.
The AP named Eagles running back Saquon Barkley the NFL's RB after his record-setting first season in Philadelphia.
Blair Listino, chair of Flyers Charities, Julia Dougherty, and Gritty joined CBS News Philadelphia on Monday morning to discuss the seventh annual Gritty 5K, which is deemed the "anti-runners" 5K for everyone."
The fire department was called out to Thompson and Franklin streets around 7:30 a.m. for the break.
From the gym to the runway, in this week’s Spreading the Love, CBS News Philadelphia reporter Wakisha Bailey introduces us to an athleticwear designer who is not just making clothes — he’s making a statement. His brand, “&ndy," celebrates identity and community, one fit at a time.
Members of Philadelphia's largest blue-collar union will begin voting on the tentative contract with the city. That agreement ended an eight-day strike by District Council 33. Wakisha Bailey has details of the agreement and why workers could end up back on the picket line.
On social media, people are sharing their memories of the 1985 Live Aid concert. Plus, Monday is a special day for comfort food lovers. Chandler Lutz has the stories you'll be sharing and talking about today.
Trash pickup resumed in Philadelphia on Monday after almost two weeks without the vital service due to the workers' strike. CBS News Philadelphia's Brandon Goldner has more on what the city is asking residents to do.
The $329 million project to connect Front Street to Penn's Landing is expected to be completed in 2029.
The closures only affect weekday overnight service from midnight to 4:30 a.m.
In the city's Spring Garden section, neighbors are already prepared. The neighborhood will be one of the first to have its trash picked up.
On Monday, Philadelphia and Pennsylvania election officials will unveil "common-sense changes" to provisional ballot envelopes.
After District Council 33 and the city came to a tentative agreement to end a strike, Philadelphians are ready for trash pickup to resume.
One person died after he was shot during a possible attempted carjacking attempt in West Philadelphia on Sunday, police say.
With storms back in the forecast, it's important to clear up the difference between a tornado watch and a tornado warning.
Crews will begin removing the last of those temporary dumpsters used during the city workers strike, but illegal dumping continues to plague some neighborhoods. Brandon Goldner reports.
One man is dead and two others are injured after they were shot in the Quincy Hollow section of Levittown.
Crowds enjoyed sweet treats Saturday at the annual Ice Cream Festival outside Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia.
Crews will remove the last of the dumpsters from temporary drop-off sites that were set up during the city workers' strike. Ray Strickland explains that while some areas are looking cleaner now, there are some neighborhoods still dealing with piles of trash.
SEPTA has added parking fees for weekends and holidays in hopes of increasing revenue for the Philadelphia area's mass transit network.
The 911 outage reported across the entire state has now been restored, according to the PA Emergency Management Agency.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said Friday's statewide 911 outage was caused by a technical issue, "not an act of sabotage." The issues have been resolved.
If you're interested in all things blueberry, head to Linvilla Orchards in Media, Pennsylvania. That's where our Ross DiMattei spoke with Farm Manager Norm Schultz and even tasted some blueberries fresh from the plant. The festival is underway Saturday, July 12 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. — and tickets are needed if you want to pick your own berries.
The 911 outage in Pennsylvania was resolved after about 9 hours and an investigation into the cause is underway.
Horror movie fans ran for their lives from the Colonial Theatre in Phoenixville for Blobfest. The reenactment of the iconic scene from the 1958 film has been drawing crowds for years. Siafa Lewis explains the three-day festival is filled with nostalgia, thrills and monstrous fun.
