Man, woman wounded in shooting at West Philadelphia speakeasy, police say
A man and a woman were shot in West Philadelphia early Sunday morning, police say.
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A man and a woman were shot in West Philadelphia early Sunday morning, police say.
Police fatally shot a 37-year-old man in West Philadelphia on Friday night after he pointed a gun at officers, authorities said.
A man who was shot by police during an armed confrontation in West Philadelphia has died, officials said. Police said the man pointed a gun at himself and at officers before police fired their weapons.
Philadelphia police officer Hector Rodriguez, who was shot 12 times on the job on Oct. 10, was released from Penn Presbyterian Medical Center Saturday morning. His partner, Sgt. Shane Seiber, died in the shooting.
Surveillance video captured the moment police were trying to negotiate with the man before officers opened fire and shot him in West Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel criticized District Attorney Larry Krasner for his comments about an alleged botched police investigation into Eric Lewis in 2019. Lewis is accused of shooting and killing officer Shane Seiber and wounding officer Hector Rodriguez on Oct. 10.
Boo at the Zoo is back at the Philadelphia Zoo with treats and activities for the whole family. Reporter Madeleine Wright has the story.
A gunman shot a store employee who was trying to break up a fight, according to police. The incident unfolded in a store at 49th and Spruce streets in Philadelphia on Monday night.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact the Philadelphia Police Department.
An employee of a West Philadelphia convenience store was shot outside the business Monday night, police said.
A Philadelphia police officer is accused of lying during a 2019 murder investigation involving alleged cop killer Eric Lewis.
Eric Lewis was found not guilty of murder in a different case three years ago. District Attorney Larry Krasner said that was because of a botched investigation by the Philadelphia Police Department. CBS News Philadelphia's Liz Crawford has the latest.
The car crashed into a home in West Philadelphia on the 1500 block of Belmont Avenue just before 1:30 a.m. Friday. No one was seriously hurt.
Philadelphia police officer Hector Rodriguez, who was wounded in the shooting that left officer Shane Seiber dead over the weekend, remains hospitalized, officials said Thursday.
A man accused of stabbing another person to death before barricading himself inside a home Thursday morning in West Philadelphia has been arrested. CBS News Philadelphia's Ross DiMattei reports.
Police arrested a man accused of a fatal stabbing Thursday morning in West Philadelphia.
Christopher Williams's family said they were never told the case was flawed and found out about that possibility from a YouTube video.
Eric Lewis is accused of killing Philadelphia police officer Shane Seiber and injuring another officer in West Philadelphia.
Flames could be seen shooting through the roof of a building at 44th and Chestnut streets in Philadelphia's University City.
A barricade incident Tuesday morning in West Philadelphia caused road closures and SEPTA delays.
The Manayunk and Roxborough communities are rallying together for the family of fallen Philadelphia police officer Shane Seiber.
Neighbors on the West Philadelphia block where a police officer was killed and another was injured are still processing the tragedy.
Philadelphia police officers lined up to honor officer Shane Seiber, who was shot and killed Sunday morning in West Philly. An ambulance carried Seiber's body from Penn Presbyterian Hospital to the Medical Examiner's Office.
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel said officer Shane Seiber was killed in a shooting Saturday morning in West Philly. Parker said she wants to see more legislation related to mental health.
A gunman opened fire on two Philadelphia police officers on Saturday morning, sending both of them to the hospital, officials say. Madeleine Wright has the latest from Philadelphia's mayor and police commissioner as we await an update on the officers' conditions.
