Pa. Supreme Court to hear arguments over 2011 death of Ellen Greenberg
Ellen Greenberg died in 2011 - and while it was ruled a suicide, her parents have argued it was not, and want her death certificate changed.
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Ellen Greenberg died in 2011 - and while it was ruled a suicide, her parents have argued it was not, and want her death certificate changed.
Philadelphia police made an arrest in a string of car thefts and vandalism incidents reported throughout the city.
Philadelphia police shared surveillance footage of the suspects accused of damaging and breaking in to several cars in the city in recent weeks.
Commuters experienced an unusual delay on Henry Avenue Monday evening when a group of horses broke free from Saul High School's farm in Roxborough and ventured onto the street.
Nadeen Herring hopes her books help others love people for simply who they are.
Police in Chester, Delaware County, are now offering 12-hour shifts amid what the department calls a critical shortage of officers.
Chester police officers are working 12-hour shifts amid what leaders call a critical shortage of officers. Reporter Madeleine Wright talked to a father who wants to see more police after his son was killed by gun violence.
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The Pan-Hellenic Council, commonly referred to as the Divine Nine, are helping attract young adults to the voting both ahead of the 2024 Presidential election. Natasha Brown reports.
Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele announced Tuesday nine men have been arrested for making and selling illegal guns.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear arguments from the family of Ellen Greenberg, a Philadelphia educator who died in 2011 in a case her family argues was not a suicide as officially ruled.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday that Pennsylvania will offer the IRS's free online tax-filing system, Direct File, next year.
A man whose remains were found in a basin in Montgomery County four months ago has now been identified.
Pennsylvania will offer the IRS's free electronic tax-filing system, Direct File, to residents next tax season.
In March, a worker discovered a skull and remnants of clothing in a water retention basin on Welsh Road and Grist Mill Drive, but for months authorities did not know who the man was. On Tuesday, the Montgomery County Coroner's Office identified the man as Isaias Hernandez Geronimo, 34.
Donna Jones Anderson, President of the National Pan-Hellenic Council speaks to CBS News Philadelphia's Natasha Brown about the importance of the Black vote in the 2024 general election.
Chester Police Commissioner Steven Gretsky said he hopes the new scheduling will deter crime and build connections with the community. Wakisha Bailey reports.
There are vacancies for poll worker jobs in nearly every county in the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Committee of 70's Lauren Cristella says.
Supporters say they want to rename Taney Street after Caroline LeCount, a prominent educator and activist in the 19th century.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro campaigned for Vice President Kamala Harris in his home state Monday, joined by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Former President Trump has a rally planned for the state this week, too.
Seven weeks after the University of the Arts closed with very little notice, CBS News Philadelphia checked back in with students, including a rising senior who was surprised to receive an email telling him his degree was completed.
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A Pennsylvania man was charged after police say he broke into a high-voltage electrical vault in the basement of the Connecticut State Office Building.
Jennifer Briddes and her wife, Bonnie Stritzinger, are the owners of A Flick of the Wrist in Malvern, where messiness is the key to creativity.
A teenager died and multiple people were taken to the hospital after a crash in Springfield Township, Montgomery County, early Monday morning, police said.
