Pat's King of Steaks cheesesteak-throwing suspect surrenders, police say
An unidentified customer threw a cheesesteak into the face of a manager at Pat's King of Steaks in South Philadelphia.
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An unidentified customer threw a cheesesteak into the face of a manager at Pat's King of Steaks in South Philadelphia.
After some pushback from Eagles fans, there will now be some slight adjustments to the new tailgating rules at the sports complex in South Philadelphia.
CBS News Philadelphia first uncovered this situation and now, after her reporting, crews have been on site looking for a fix.
CBS News Philadelphia investigative reporter Liz Crawford uncovered the situation last week, and now Philadelphia Water Department crews have been on-site looking for a fix.
Police are looking for a person seen on video throwing a cheesesteak at a manager at Pat's King of Steaks in South Philadelphia. Pat's owner Frank Olivieri said he's offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and charges in this case.
Surveillance video captured a man throwing a cheesesteak into the face of a manager at Pat's King of Steaks on Wednesday, Sept. 30, in South Philadelphia.
A water pipe at a vacant property in South Philadelphia has been leaking for nearly a year, ruining a nearby business lot.
A water pipe has been leaking for almost a year behind a warehouse in South Philly, and there’s so much water that it has ruined part of the lot at a nearby business. CBS News Philadelphia's Liz Crawford reports.
A meeting 42 years in the making: Mike Rafferty and Christie Leonard finally met in Philly after decades as pen pals.
New parking rules for Eagles home games could throw a wrench into some long-standing tailgating traditions.
Mike Rafferty participated in a pen pal program in South Philadelphia when he was a student at St. Gabriel School. Forty-two years later, he met his pen pal for the first time.
Mary Martin said she whacked a groping suspect with her bike helmet after watching him grope a woman in Point Breeze.
Police are investigating an overnight meat heist after a group of thieves stole a shipment of beef from a tractor-trailer in South Philadelphia.
Ed Sheeran opened his solo concert in Philadelphia on Saturday with comments about Gaza, saying what is happening there is "catastrophic and unjustifiable."
Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters rallied outside NRG Station in South Philadelphia Saturday ahead of Ed Sheeran's concert at Lincoln Financial Field. Some fans said they changed their plans because of the expected protests.
Philadelphia Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, the chair of the housing committee, said in 2025 there were 400 properties in her district deemed unsafe.
Gauthier told CBS News Philadelphia that L&I needs more resources and the city's law department could take more property owners to court after repeat citations.
Percy Street is blocked off near Ritner Street after a sinkole opened up.
CBS News Philadelphia's Pat Gallen sat down with Philadelphia 76ers owner Josh Harris and Comcast CEO Brian Roberts about the proposed new arena and the legacy it'll be built on.
A woman was found dead in the Delaware River in South Philadelphia Monday morning, police said.
While many people head to the Jersey Shore on Labor Day weekend, many opted to stay in the city during the holiday.
Union workers across Philadelphia gathered for a Labor Day parade on Monday morning.
A South Philadelphia community waited more than a year for potholes to be repaired. Then, a SEPTA bus rolled through freshly poured cement — and got stuck.
A SEPTA bus got stuck in fresh cement outside Termini Brothers Bakery in South Philadelphia this week. Video shows passengers getting out of the bus to remove the barriers blocking the road before the bus tried to drive through and started spinning its wheels.
Police say two brothers were stabbed while they were fighting each other in South Philadelphia early Tuesday morning.
