Leaders' summit on Philadelphia crime follows week with multiple days of looting
The crime summit includes remarks from City Council members, state leaders and business owners, Ross DiMattei reports.
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The crime summit includes remarks from City Council members, state leaders and business owners, Ross DiMattei reports.
A K-9 named Yoda was key to capturing Danelo Cavalcante who was on the run for two weeks. The son of the ex-girlfriend received a special surprise from Yoda's handler. Siafa Lewis reports it was delivered by a local officer who became close with the family.
Police continue to release video as they search for looters. The surveillance video shows a large group smashing the glass doors to get into the P.C. Richard & Son on Cottman Avenue.
Windows are still boarded up at the restaurant near 43rd and Baltimore in West Philly.
Police confirmed a 24-year-old man died Friday night following a shooting after a car crash in Harrowgate.
Extra patrols will remain in place Friday and through the weekend in areas targeted by the looters. Many stores are still left cleaning up the destruction left behind. Dan Snyder reports.
The Philadelphia police department is asking the public for help identifying a group of four people breaking into and looting a South Philly pharmacy along South 19th Street Wednesday night.
State police are giving a behind-the-scenes look at the technology used in the search and capture. Photojournalist Dave Scarnato from CBS News Harrisburg showed how the tools of the trade helped authorities catch the convicted killer.
The Phillies hope to enjoy a taste of success when the playoffs start next week. It's made with butterscotch ice cream, chunks of vanilla sponge cake, dark chocolate-covered pretzel clusters, and sprinkles.
CBS News Philadelphia's Aziza Shuler is opening up more about her personal battle with alopecia. She bravely told her story here first and now she's sharing it with Inside Edition. READ MORE: https://cbsloc.al/3rwshVE
JoAnne Epps, a trailblazer at Temple University who was like "a family member" to many, died suddenly Sept. 19 while serving as acting president.
A beloved Temple University leader, JoAnne Epps, was remembered Friday during her celebration of life ceremony. Marcella Baietto shares how her impact lives on. READ MORE: https://cbsloc.al/3rwovf8
Pandemic-era emergency funding for childcare is set to end this weekend. According to a recent report, this could lead to an estimated 70,000 childcare centers closing leaving more than three million children without a place to go. Nikki DeMentri reports.
Extra patrols will remain in place Friday and through the weekend in Philadelphia after two nights of looting that left stores ransacked and windows shattered. Dan Snyder spoke with business owners in West Philly who are still cleaning up.
The Ball on the Square is the Friends of Rittenhouse Square's largest fundraiser of the year.
On the borough's website, it said, "Although we cannot undo the tragic events of that day, we hope that the resolution of the lawsuit might provide those impacted a small measure of closure."
JoAnne Epps was described as a tremendous leader and friend who embodied all that is great about Temple.
The iconic South Philadelphia bakery Termini Bros. is renovating, and offering customers pieces of its iconic porcelain tile floor.
SEPTA riders no longer have to use their Key card to ride the transit system in the Philadelphia area.
The room serves as a welcoming and calming space for all guests.
Friday is a chance for Philadelphians to own a piece of the city's food scene history.
The Ford PAL Center in Southwest Philadelphia is one of over a dozen centers in the city helping kids stay active and off the streets.
The Fright Factory is in a 25,000 square foot basement and super scary!
A former PAL kid now working at the same center that kept him safe details the benefits of the program to CBS News Philadelphia's Wakisha Bailey in this week's Focusing on the Future.
Temple University is saying goodbye to its late president JoAnne Epps after a viewing and funeral at the Liacouras Center on Friday.
