Center City SIPS returns for 20th year in Philadelphia
Philadelphia's biggest happy hour has returned on Wednesday – Center City SIPS is back. This summer marks 20 years of the event.
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Philadelphia's biggest happy hour has returned on Wednesday – Center City SIPS is back. This summer marks 20 years of the event.
There’s a new buzz happening in Montgomery County on Wednesday as new shops, restaurants, and apartments are being added to an old landmark. The development is on City Avenue between Belmont Avenue and Conshohocken State Road. Kim Hudson reports what is groundbreaking in Bala Cynwyd.
A crossing guard in Darby, Pennsylvania, has been charged after she allegedly gave electronic cigarettes and suspected marijuana products to students, the Delaware County district attorney's office said. Police are asking parents to come forward if they have more information.
Groups of faculty members have filed two lawsuits against the University of the Arts in Philadelphia since the school abruptly announced its closure. Students and faculty say they've been left in the dark since that announcement.
One resident in Philadelphia's Juniata Park section said it was the "first time" she saw city workers collaborating to clear garbage out of her neighborhood.
The weather isn't dampening the mood at the Philadelphia International Airport. It's a celebration day as the airport prepares for what could be a record-breaking summer. Nikki DeMentri breaks down what passengers need to know.
Pat's Beverage on East High Street in Pottstown sold a lottery ticket that won a $1.9 million grand prize, the Pennsylvania Lottery says.
The University of the Arts is now the second art school in Philadelphia to close this year, following the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA).
University of the Arts President Kerry Walk resigned Tuesday days after the school suddenly announced its closure.
The University of the Arts says it hired Philadelphia consulting firm Alvarez and Marshal to help handle its closure.
Prosecutors said Cody Heron was seen in a viral video stomping on a car windshield and pointing a gun at a driver in Center City in October 2023.
The Free Library of Philadelphia said it has no plans to call off the Author Events speaker series, despite emails and social media posts claiming all upcoming events had been canceled.
Over the past 20 years, Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran have helped transform Philadelphia's Gayborhood into the trendy Midtown Village it is today.
Over two decades, the married couple and business partners Marcie Turney and Valerie Safran have opened a string of successful restaurants and shops between Chestnut and Locust streets in Philadelphia. Among them are Verde, Little Nonna's, Barbuzzo, Bud & Marilyn's and Darling Jack's. Setting up their dream required months and months of work without a day off, the couple tells CBS Philadelphia's Jim Donovan.
Areas of fog and clouds kick off Wednesday before some peeks of sun in the early afternoon. Scattered storms that could bring heavy downpours to the Philadelphia area pop up later in the day.
Students, graduates and faculty continued to protest the closure of the University of the Arts in Philadelphia Tuesday. Meanwhile, the president announced her resignation.
Graduating seniors from Abington Senior High School took a walk down memory lane at Overlook Elementary School ahead of their graduation this Wednesday.
Frank Machos, who was set to be one of the newest members on the university's Board of Trustees, said he believes the greater UArts community could come up with a way to stay open and believes university officials, including the now former president Kerry Walk, failed to explore all options.
The event is meant to focus on survivor’s achievements, their legacies and the future of the local Jewish community.
Two Philadelphia women were arrested in what police described as a theft ring responsible for stealing tens of thousands of dollars in merchandise from high-end stores like Givenchy and Lululemon. They had help from a 9-year-old accomplice in multiple thefts, police said in a news conference.
Gillian Keener, a student at Delaware County Community College, will perform this week in a student production of "Romeo and Juliet." Keener, who has muscular dystrophy, hopes to inspire others who have disabilities.
Students are demanding answers after the school canceled a town hall to address their concerns just minutes before it was set to take place.
Police say two women were arrested in a theft ring that targeted Lululemon, Givenchy and other high-end stores around the Philadelphia area.
Philadelphia City Council advanced a bill Monday to bring speed cameras to Broad Street to combat speeding and reckless driving.
Tuesday starts with scattered showers early followed by cooler temperatures - Friday is the only day this week that doesn't look rainy.
