Our Mother of Consolation Catholic school going virtual after fire
The Archdiocese will also look for other possible locations where students can attend class in person.
1 firefighter injured in fire at Philadelphia Catholic School
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
"God will help us through this," pastor says after church fire
More than 100 crews across 5 N.J. counties responded to the fire at Fountain of Life Center in Florence Township.
Suspect in murder of missing Montco mother maintains innocence at hearing
Blair Watts was charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of Jennifer Brown.
Hundreds attend information session on offshore wind project in Ocean City, N.J.
Ocean Wind One would include 98 wind mills and three turbines 15 miles off the shore of Brigantine and Ocean City.
Students from 14 Philly schools to meet and discuss solutions to stop violence
The summit was born from the idea of a Philadelphia High School For Girls freshman.
15-year-old shot 10 times, killed in Northeast Philadelphia: police
The teen was shot on the 6100 block of Algon Avenue around noon on Monday.
Villanova women's basketball team to play Cleveland State in NCAA Tourney
The Villanova University women's basketball team is going dancing.
"I thought I was going to die": Injured Philly firefighter released from hospital
Randy Ballinger fell 25 feet from a Southwest Philadelphia home in February.
Philadelphia artist wants to restore 9/11 mural after vandalism in West Philly
A viewer reached out to CBS News Philadelphia in less than 24 hours and he said he wanted to help.
Police looking for suspect of 9/11 mural vandalism in West Philly
At the corner of 56th and Thompson Streets in West Philadelphia, one wall of Elsie Goss-Caldwell's tax practice is a living memorial of some of the lives lost on 9/11.
Bucks County fire company hires full-time firefighters with volunteer numbers low
In the 1970s, there were more than 300,000 volunteer firefighters in the state of Pennsylvania. But now, there are fewer than 70,000
UPenn doctor returns home after helping Syria, Turkey residents devastated by earthquake
Dr. Nahreen Ahmed was one of 12 doctors to volunteer their expertise to travel with MedGlobal, an organization helping communities rebuild healthcare systems after disasters.
"It sounded like a bomb": Cause of Port Richmond explosion still unknown 2 months later
The city said in a statement the damage does not meet the threshold for state or federal financial aid.
Reward offered to find suspects accused of assaulting Bucks County comic store owner
For now, the owner of Comic Collection remains determined not to let what happened to define his story as his quest for justice continues.