Breezy and cooler Wednesday in Philadelphia, rain possible this weekend
Wednesday will turn breezy and cooler with some clouds bubbling up in the afternoon.
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Wednesday will turn breezy and cooler with some clouds bubbling up in the afternoon.
You used to have to fill out paperwork to receive any unclaimed funds in Pennsylvania - but now a new program called "Pennsylvania money match" automatically sends unclaimed money (under $500) to people who are owed it. Treasurer Stacy Garrity explains how it all works to CBS News Philadelphia's Jim Donovan.
A water main break was disrupting traffic on Route 40 eastbound Wednesday morning in Hares Corner, New Castle County.
An agreement between CCP and the Faculty and Staff Federation of Community College of Philadelphia came hours before employees were set to strike.
A spokesperson for CCP tells Brandon Goldner students can go to class with no interruption Wednesday after a deal was reached, and that the college looks forward to sharing more details soon.
Philadelphia police officers and children gathered in Feltonville Tuesday to paint and remember Lauretha Vaird, who died in the line of duty in 1996.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission has launched a new text messaging service.
A push for big changes at the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has split lawmakers and sparked protests in Washington. But in the Philadelphia region, the White House's moves are jeopardizing a Media man's business.
Police say Agustin Cisneros-Bedolla is charged with attempted homicide, arson and other offenses after allegedly setting fire to a convenience store.
Agustin Cisneros-Bedolla, of West Grove, allegedly went inside the Xpress Stop store on Gap Newport Pike on March 1, the Chester County District Attorney's Office said.
Respiratory therapy students at Gwynedd Mercy University are using liverwurst to perfect their biopsy techniques.
Philadelphia's interactive Portal — which connects live to cities around the world in Ireland, Lithuania, and Poland — is leaving LOVE Park. But while the installation is temporarily shut down, officials say it will remain in the city, with some changes on the way.
Philadelphia commuters are frustrated with the persistent operator unavailability on SEPTA buses, trolleys and subways.
Bus riders are getting frustrated about persistent delays, which SEPTA blames on a chronic operator shortage.
Darris Nichols aims to bring accountability to La Salle men's basketball as the Explorers hope to get back to respectability.
Four Philly libraries are hosting workshops to help federal workers who were recently laid off network and look for new jobs.
The Superhero Project is helping families have eyes on their babies in the NICU at all times with AngelEye CameraSystem.
Pennsylvania Money Match checks totaling more than $1 million are on their way to their rightful owners.
The Shroud of Turin is believed to be the shroud Christ wore when buried before rising on Easter Sunday. "It helps us to be able to believe in Jesus as a real man suffering a real death and then rising from the dead," says Father Dan Troyan of the Holy Myrrh-bearers Ukrainian Catholic Church in Delaware County. A replica of the shroud is on display there.
Tuesday in the Philadelphia region will be mostly sunny, but there will be a chance of showers in the evening.
Aiming to offer peace of mind, police departments around Philadelphia are sending officers to homes whose owners are on vacation.
Burglars will look for signs that someone is not home for an easy target, Radnor police say. So they and other departments are offering to send an officer to keep an eye on your home while you're away. Brandon Goldner reports.
School District of Philadelphia Superintendent Tony Watlington began his week on Capitol Hill advocating to protect funding for the city's public schools as the Trump administration looks to dismantle the Department of Education.
Union leaders representing more than 1,200 faculty and staff at Community College of Philadelphia announced a strike deadline of Wednesday morning if a new contract agreement can't be reached.
Eighteen-year-old Benjamin Davis, who was injured in a crash with his three brothers on I-95 in Philadelphia Saturday, described the aftermath to CBS News Monday night. Two of his brothers died in the accident.
