The Philadelphia portal is back online but won't be long for LOVE Park
The Philadelphia portal in LOVE Park is now back online after being shut down for repairs after cables were cut and the screen was damaged.
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The Philadelphia portal in LOVE Park is now back online after being shut down for repairs after cables were cut and the screen was damaged.
The weekend will feel almost like early summer in Philadelphia with warmer temps and a chance for rain.
Here at CBS News Philadelphia we are committed to empowering the next generation of journalists. One way we do that is through the Trudy Haynes Scholarship, which honors the former KYW-TV employee who became the first African-American TV reporter in Philadelphia. This year's winner, Lauren Morris, was left speechless when anchor Janelle Burrell surprised her in class with a $10,000 check.
100 firefighters battled flames at a church on the 2000 block of Allegheny Avenue early Friday morning and prevented the blaze from damaging other homes. Brandon Goldner reports.
Two people are unaccounted for as firefighters battle a fire at a twin home in East Germantown on Thursday, according to the Philadelphia Fire Department.
A disturbing act of vandalism is sparking outrage at a local school. Our Chopper was over Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, where someone drew a swastika and wrote racial slurs. The principal said the messages were quickly erased and now the school has launched an investigation to find out who’s behind them.
A new direct link between Philadelphia and Mexico takes off this summer. Aeromexico announced it will launch daily flights between PHL and Mexico City starting June 5. It comes ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Both cities will host major matches.
Saturday will be the last day of business for two Kohl's stores in our area. The Kohl's in Pottstown, Chester County and East Windsor, Mercer County, are among 27 stores closing across the country. Kohl's is trying to turn things around as sales decline. The company is also cutting 10% of its corporate workforce.
District Attorney Larry Krasner said his office is taking a new approach to prosecuting retail theft. That includes internet sales of legal and stolen items, crimes involving self-checkout technologies and changes in store security and policies. It also now addresses factors that can lead to stealing. Krasner said organized retail theft cases will be charged at higher levels.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority on Wednesday announced its new Smart Loading Zone initiative to keep the city streets clear from delivery drivers and to get traffic moving in the Center City District.
A Philadelphia jury returned a mixed verdict Thursday in the trial involving three retired Philadelphia Police Department homicide detectives accused of lying under oath during the 2016 retrial of exoneree Anthony Wright.
The Philadelphia Water Department said they started replacing 120-year-old water mains on Darien Street in November, part of a larger project to change out aging water lines and sewers in South Philly.
The Philadelphia Fire Department is asking people to avoid the area.
Joshua Santiago, a barber in the Kensington section of Philadelphia, gives free haircuts to his neighbors in need. He says efforts to clean up the area are working.
Student-athletes at Bryn Athyn College say the decision to end all NCAA sports teams at the end of the school year is "heartbreaking."
Flyers general manager Danny Briere acknowledged that John Tortorella's comments in Toronto were among a "series of things that have happened" over the past three weeks that led to his decision.
The Truist Championship will move from its usual home in North Carolina to the nation's oldest country club in Philadelphia this Spring. Nikki DeMentri reports.
We all know some dedicated Phillies fans, but it may be hard to find a fan more dedicated than a Pennsylvania boy named Jackson. The 7-year-old, a patient at Shriners Children's Hospital, was born without his left arm, but he just got a new prosthetic arm laminated with the Phillies logo. The folks at Shriners said Jackson can already put on his prosthetic arm and remove it without help.
A measles case has been identified in Bucks County. The person was vaccinated and had recently traveled to Texas. Health officials said anyone who visited the Starbucks on South Eagle Road in Newtown between 10:50 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on March 19 should monitor themselves for symptoms.
A Philadelphia jury found two retired detectives guilty in the perjury case stemming from the 2016 retrial of Anthony Wright.
The Bucks County Health Department has identified a measles case in a vaccinated adult who recently traveled to Texas.
The Phillies' 2025 opening-day lineup features a new wrinkle: Trea Turner is now leading off vs. a lefty starting pitcher.
A Philadelphia jury found Manuel Santiago guilty on two counts and not guilty on four counts, and Frank Jastrzembski guilty on one count and not guilty on five counts.
Fran McCaffery played three seasons with the Quakers and led the Ivy League in assists and steals as a senior in 1981-82.
Kody Clemens beat out Buddy Kennedy for the Phillies' final bench spot on their opening-day roster, Dave Dombrowski said Monday.
