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A Philadelphia woman recently found out that fighting debit card fraud can be very different from credit card fraud.
A driver lost control and their car wound up on its side on Stenton Avenue near East Logan Street in Philadelphia around 2:30 a.m. Friday.
Indie wrestlers are stepping into the ring—not for a match, but for a mission. This weekend, Goldstein's Rosenberg's Funeral Directors are teaming up with pro wrestlers for the Slam Down Showdown Fundraiser.
The team behind Watch Party PHL, which organizes women's sports watch parties in Philadelphia, hopes to open a women's sports bar in 2026.
Amtrak service between Philadelphia and New York was halted for hours Thursday evening after three family members were fatally struck by a train near Bristol Station in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, officials said.
A NEXT Weather Alert will be in effect for the Philadelphia region for a chance of a few severe storms on Thursday night.
Congress passed its budget without community project funding for things like installing sidewalks and renovating the libraries in our area. Fifteen community projects in the Delaware Valley have been denied federal funding. Madeleine Wright highlights two local projects at stake.
The family of a 15-year-old boy shot and killed on a SEPTA bus last month is one step closer to justice. U.S. Marshals arrested another teenager in the shooting on Thursday. Ray Strickland talked to the victim's grandfather about the arrest.
Nearly two years after a portion of I-95 collapsed in Northeast Philadelphia, the National Transportation Safety Board released its final report on Thursday, saying a combination of the driver speeding and potential fatigue led to the crash and fire that caused the northbound side of the highway to crumble.
A Philadelphia-based organization that has been a vital resource for individuals battling addiction and homelessness is now facing a crisis as federal funding is cut. A judge temporarily blocked the cuts Thursday.
2025 Wawa Welcome America announces returning traditions and new events for the 16-day festival this summer.
Zayki Davis, accused of fatally shooting a high school student on a SEPTA bus in Philadelphia, was arrested in Norristown.
PATCO's Franklin Square station reopened Thursday after a $29 million renovation.
It was known by many as the Ghost Station that sat shuttered for nearly 50 years, but new life has been pumped into PATCO's Franklin Square Station in Philadelphia.
President Donald Trump’s 25% tariff on all imported vehicles went into effect at midnight. And dealers across the Philadelphia area, both imports and domestic, have taken notice.
As the deadline to get a Real ID rapidly approaches, the rush to get one has led to long lines at the DMVs in the Philadelphia region.
Taijuan Walker had his best start in over a year, and Kyle Schwarber hit another homer in the Phillies' 3-1 win Thursday.
The Philadelphia police Homicide Unit is investigating after a man was found in a parking lot near Live! casino on Packer Avenue.
PATCO's Franklin Square station is reopening Thursday after a $29 million renovation.
You could see the opera in Philadelphia for as little as $11 – Opera Philadelphia is making every seat to every show available through its "pick your price" initiative to get more people invested in the art form. Anthony Roth Costanzo, Opera Philadelphia's general director and president, joins CBS News Philadelphia with all the details.
A group was arrested Thursday morning after stealing a car in Prospect Park, Pennsylvania.
Last used in 1979, PATCO's Franklin Square station in Philadelphia will reopen Thursday as the first stop across the Delaware River from Camden.
A fire at a Philadelphia auto body shop near Bustleton Avenue and Welsh Road is now under control, but a section of Welsh Road is still closed. Brandon Goldner reports.
One of the three men injured after a shooting and crash on I-95 north that closed Allegheny and Cottman avenues on March 29 has died.
Temple University President John Fry said in a letter, "The allegations supporting the revocation are unknown at this time."
