Teen killed, 4 others injured in shooting in Ogontz, police say
A 17-year-old boy is dead and four other people, including two other teens, were injured in a shooting in Philadelphia's Ogontz neighborhood Monday afternoon, according to police.
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A 17-year-old boy is dead and four other people, including two other teens, were injured in a shooting in Philadelphia's Ogontz neighborhood Monday afternoon, according to police.
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A shooting in the area of Ogontz and Godfrey avenues in Philadelphia's Ogontz section left a teenager dead and four others injured Monday afternoon.
Police said two gunmen opened fire while a SEPTA bus was stopped on Monday, fatally striking a 17-year-old and wounding four others.
Center City business owners said they're hopeful for a boost after Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker required some city workers to return to work in person this week.
NTSB crews remain on scene in Northampton County Monday as crews continue to investigate and clean up after a Norfolk Southern train derailed near Bethlehem over the weekend.
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As part of Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker's crackdown on quality of life crimes, police in the city confiscated more than a dozen ATVs and dirt bikes in the city over the weekend, wrote 18 traffic and parking violations, and arrested one person for assault.
After a stunning Sunday with highs in the 60s, the week ahead is packed with several rainy weather systems that'll increase the threat for flooding by the end of the week.
National Transportation Safety Board crews will continue to investigate what caused Norfolk Southern trains to derail just outside of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania on Saturday, March 2. No one was injured in the accident, but officials said several cars spilled diesel fuel and plastic pellets along the Lehigh River.
This week ACCT Philly has a special offer: Dogs 40 pounds or larger can be adopted for just $10 starting Monday morning. The Philadelphia shelter needs to make space for a construction project.
A derailment involving three Norfolk Southern trains near Bethlehem, Pennsylvania spilled some diesel fuel and plastic pellets along the Lehigh River on Saturday morning.
With the warm weather on Sunday, plenty of people were riding ATVs and dirt bikes on city streets in Philadelphia.
A Pennsylvania woman faces a life term after being convicted in the shooting and stabbing deaths of her father and his longtime girlfriend 2 1/2 years ago in New Jersey.
Philadelphia Police confiscated some illegal ATVs Sunday in Strawberry Mansion as part of an effort to get the vehicles off the streets and improve public safety.
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The measles outbreak in Philadelphia has ended but another virus is surging in the region. Plus, hospitals around the area welcomed babies born on Leap Day. These stories and more in this week's Health Watch from CBS News Philadelphia.
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