White SUV sought in hit-and-run that killed Temple University student, police say
The hit-and-run killed 20-year-old Bryce Wolfe, who was enrolled at Temple University's Fox School of Business, where he studied actuarial science.
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The hit-and-run killed 20-year-old Bryce Wolfe, who was enrolled at Temple University's Fox School of Business, where he studied actuarial science.
Many Haitian families in Philadelphia are grappling with uncertainty after the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to move forward with ending Temporary Protected Status. Madeleine Wright reports.
Local and federal law enforcement are investigating after children were found in what sources say were deplorable conditions inside a home in Northeast Philadelphia.
After heavy rain flooded streets and buildings in Philadelphia's Fishtown neighborhood on Monday, residents and workers were left to clean up the mess.
Delaware County, which sources say was the target of a cyberattack nearly two weeks ago, is limping back technologically.
Phone and internet service have been restored inside the Delaware County Courthouse and Government Center, but there are still headaches from what the county says was unauthorized activity in its network. CBS News Philadelphia's Joe Holden reports.
A former Bucknell University coach has been charged in the death of a freshman football player who collapsed during practice and died in 2024.
Days after a report indicated his return to Philadelphia, Claude Giroux signed a one-year contract with his hometown Ottawa Senators.
The largest PPL workforce since Hurricane Sandy was out working on power restoration after rounds of storms hit over the Fourth of July weekend.
While America celebrates 250 years, one of the nation's great bridges in Philadelphia is also celebrating a milestone this year.
Philadelphia Phillies ace Cristopher Sánchez summed up one of the worst outings of his career with one word: crap.
The FIFA World Cup matches in Philadelphia may be over, but the international tournament is helping fight food insecurity.
Relatively calm but muggy conditions are in store for Tuesday in the Philadelphia region.
Multiple vehicles were damaged after a fire broke out in an auto sales lot in Philadelphia's Hunting Park neighborhood late Monday night.
Philadelphia is turning its sights toward the MLB All-Star Game at Citizens Bank Park, and crews were out painting the logo on the field this week. This is the fifth time Philly has hosted the All-Star Game, and the first since 1996.
Philadelphia Police say 28-year-old Officer Azieme Lindsey fatally shot Joseph Smithers, who was experiencing a mental health crisis outside St. Christopher's Hospital last week. According to police, Smithers pulled a gun from his waistband at some point, and then Lindsey opened fire.
PECO workers in IBEW Local 614 had gone on strike seeking wage increases and changes to pension and retirement plans. The tentative agreement came after PECO had to bring in contractors following widespread power outages during last weekend's storms. Brandon Goldner reports.
Showers and storms were scattered in nature Monday in the Philadelphia region.
Streets in Camden, New Jersey, filled with water during an intense rainstorm Monday morning. Philadelphia and the surrounding Pennsylvania suburbs experienced flooding as well.
A historic PECO strike is dragging on. Around 1,600 IBEW Local 614 workers walked off the job Saturday after what they call months of stalled negotiations.
A fire over the weekend at the Northeast Philadelphia Islamic Center on Tyson Avenue was arson, officials said. Mosque leaders believe it may have been a targeted attack.
The FIFA World Cup matches in Philadelphia may be over, but the international tournament is helping fight food insecurity in the city. CBS News Philadelphia anchor Siafa Lewis reports.
Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church is once again lacing up to raise awareness about human trafficking. CBS News Philadelphia's Wakisha Bailey has the details.
The annual "She's My Sister" 8K Walk and Run brings attention to human trafficking and reminds people that the crime can happen close to home.
Thousands of people in the Philadelphia suburbs are without power Sunday after severe and damaging storms blew through the region on the Fourth of July.
