An architect designed custom clocks for Pennsylvania's Capitol a century ago. They're still ticking
Capitol buildings are almost always an imposing presence.
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Capitol buildings are almost always an imposing presence.
The Starbucks workers say they are willing to stay on strike through Christmas Eve and they're hoping other workers across the country will join them in their fight for better wages.
Back in business. A popular restaurant in Chinatown reopened its doors on Saturday after the business was shuttered because of a potential safety hazard. We first told you about the sudden shutdown at Sang Kee Peking Duck House last weekend. Ryan Hughes has the follow-up.
Dominic DeLuca and Tony Rojas returned interceptions for touchdowns and Penn State toyed with mistake-prone SMU in a 38-10 victory in the opening round of the College Football Playoff.
Chilly weather is gripping Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware into the holiday season. Here are some places to keep warm.
According to AAA, more than 1 million Philadelphia residents will travel 50 miles or more over the end-of-year holidays and 90% will drive to their destination. This means only 7% will be flying and 3% will take some other kind of transportation, like a bus, train, cruise ship, etc.
As the snow was coming through, the holiday travel season was heating up. PHL anticipates more than 1.3 million people will be in and out of the airport between Friday and Jan. 4. Siafa Lewis reports.
Snow and rain are falling in the Philadelphia region, which could make the evening commute messy for holiday travelers.
You don't need to have a green thumb to learn how to make the perfect holiday wreath at Linvilla Orchards' wreath-making class.
NEXT Weather Meteorologist advises anyone driving Friday night to be careful as roads will be slick from ongoing precipitation. Here's your Friday night weather forecast in the Philadelphia region.
It's been 353 days since Cherelle Parker took over as Philadelphia's 100th mayor with a long list of goals for the city. During her address, Parker, who is also the first woman mayor in Philadelphia history, sought to show the progress she said her administration has made this year.
This is happening as more than a million people in our area get to their holiday destinations. Josh Sanders is in the Mobile Weather Watcher. The weather no doubt will be slowing things down out there.
Anchor Nastaha Brown is celebrating the Heart of the Holidays in Media, Delaware County, and got to speak to two little Christmas angels. You tell us which they're more excited for: Santa Claus coming or the evening snow. Plus, Natasha talks with a Christmasland vendor who shows off her self-care line of items and her signature winter hat.
Linvilla Orchards invites you to join them this holiday season in Christmasland. At this epicenter of holiday cheer, all things winter fun can be done! Many families have the tradition of selecting a fresh Christmas tree from the farm as part of Linvilla's cut-your-own program. Christmasland also offers a brand-new Glice Skating Rink and a holiday Christmas market.
One Delco native and Catholic bishop who lives in Commanders territory has taken his love for the Eagles to new heights.
One Delaware County native and Catholic bishop who lives in Commanders territory has taken his love for the Eagles to new heights.
Time is running out to have anything shipped that will arrive in time for Christmas. For some, that means the only way to get gifts is to go shopping in person.
Joe Veneziale of Coatesville, Pennsylvania, is going extreme with his Christmas decorations for a good cause.
A Chester County teenager is once again helping his neighbors get into the holiday spirit with extreme decorations. We first met him a couple of months ago when he wowed all of us with his spooky Halloween decorations, but this time he's going all out for Christmas with a giving-back component. CBS News Philadelphia's Wakisha Bailey is in Coatesville with what you can expect this holiday season.
All season long you have been helping us make the holiday season brighter for families in our region through our Joy of Sharing toy drive! If you still want to participate in our annual Joy of Sharing campaign, Friday, Dec. 20 is the last day to drop off a new, unwrapped toy at CBS Philadelphia or any of our other drop off locations.
The bakery in Montgomery County is collecting toys for children in the community for the fourth straight year
Quaeleb Monfiston beat out 10 other contestants during the competition in Rittenhouse Square.
The CBS News Philadelphia team partnered with local organizations including Mothers in Charge and the Salvation Army to distribute toys and gifts to children and their families.
CBS News Philadelphia's Joy of Sharing Toy Drive has provided toys for more than 100,000 children in need over the years.
It's the first seven-figure gift to St. Christopher's from a patient's family. The money will help advance research and enhance patient care.
