Child taken in stolen car in West Philadelphia safe: police
The child is being reunited with their father at 52nd and Chancellor Streets.
Chosen 300 Ministries feed homeless on Thanksgiving Eve
The tables were full at Chosen 300 Ministries' Spring Garden location on Wednesnight.
Give a Little Love: A young boy from Peru finds community at Ronald McDonald House
On Thursday, CBS3 will present the 13th annual Ronald McDonald House Charities Telethon. CBS3 calls it Give a Little Love and will be raising money to help the four Ronald McDonald Houses in our area.
Pa. has seen unusual threat levels against poll workers: FBI
As Election Day nears, officials in Philadelphia are reminding everyone that voter intimidation and harassment is illegal.
Biden visits Philadelphia to headline fundraiser event for Senate candidate John Fetterman
In the closely watched U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania, the Democratic nominee is getting support from the president.
Rowan University professor talks effects of President Biden's plan to lower gas prices
Gas prices dropped from the $5 peak we saw in the summer, but recent news from overseas is sending them right back up again.
Wawa to close 2 Center City stores over safety, security concerns
It comes on the same day a Wawa employee was pepper-sprayed during an early morning robbery in University City.
Pennsylvania Task Force One returns home after helping Hurricane Ian victims
The storm ravaged community after community in Florida two weeks ago.
Ukraine supporters in Philadelphia call on NATO to enact no-fly zone
The umbrellas they carried were symbolic of their wishes to have Ukraine protected from Russian forces.
Family, friends hold vigil for West Chester University student killed in Tacony hit-and-run
"This is bad when you have to bury your own children," the student's mother said.
Lincoln University to have first big in-person homecoming since pandemic
And this long awaited homecoming weekend will surely be filled with pride.
Election officials under threat in battleground states ahead of midterm elections
Federal officials say they are also monitoring foreign agents who hope to undermine confidence in the U.S. election system, especially foreign agents in Russia and China.
How Eagles are trying to grow youth football in Philadelphia
Two of the Birds' most prominent players surprised the West Philly Panthers football and cheerleading teams Tuesday.
Shelter pets displaced by Hurricane Ian arrive in Delaware
The vast majority will be available for adoption on Tuesday.
Local American Red Cross volunteers head to Florida to help with Hurricane Ian aftermath
Volunteer Heidi Dampman recalls how the Red Cross helped her family out when she was 9 years old.