Historic Underground Railroad station hosting Juneteenth fashion show
Black fashion designers and models will walk the runway Saturday during Philadelphia's 17th annual Juneteenth Festival in Germantown.
SEPTA Transit Police's largest cadet class in 20 years amid safety concerns
SEPTA Transit Police is welcoming its largest cadet class in 20 years at a critical time following several shootings.
A nonprofit in New Jersey is granting wishes to foster children
New Jersey nonprofit organization One Simple Wish is granting wishes to foster children across the United States.
With Falcon Tank, Liguori Academy turns students into entrepreneurs
With an event similar to "Shark Tank," Liguori Academy is turning students into entrepreneurs overnight.
Tea, pizza & moonshine: "Gram" shares secrets to long life before 101st birthday
A soon-to-be-101-year-old Philadelphia woman is sharing the secrets to living a long life.
Suspect killed by police after shooting Philadelphia officer during Kensington barricade
A 27-year-old Philadelphia police officer was released from the hospital after being shot in the hand in a barricade situation.
"Inexcusable": Delco school bus driver allegedly duct tapes 10-year-old to seat
An Upper Darby School District bus driver is charged with unlawful restrain after she allegedly duct-taped a 10-year-old student with Down syndrome on her bus.
Man in ski mask shoots rider on SEPTA platform in Philadelphia
For the 2nd time in a week, a SEPTA rider was shot by someone wearing a ski mask also known as a shiesty mask.
Tattoos and history: How Philadelphia veterans honor fellow heroes on Memorial Day
Philadelphia-area vets shared the significance of Memorial Day at CBS News Philadelphia's first-ever Coffee With Veterans.
Camden pharmacy part of unique program for New Jersey students
Eight Camden high school students are getting experience as pharmacy technicians at the locally owned Bell Rexall Drugs.
Teen shot, killed after a fight breaks out on a SEPTA bus: police
A fight on a SEPTA bus ended with a passenger shot and killed in Germantown.
Convenience store worker recovering after being shot in Logan
Philadelphia police are investigating after a convenience store worker was shot by a customer in Logan.
Remembering Roland Scarinci, World War II vet and harmonica player
Roland Scarinci, a Marine veteran, passed away May 9 at age 100. He was well known for playing harmonica and supporting local police and military groups.
West Philadelphia coffee shop helping young people earn diplomas
At Stomping Grounds Social Justice Cafe, young people are getting work experience while working toward their diploma.
"This is a crisis": Philadelphia teachers demand answers from district on asbestos issues
A group of Philadelphia teachers and parents delivered a petition to the district demanding transparency on asbestos issues.