Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Administrator Says Cuts To Department Of Education Create "Chaos" And "Peril"
The Department of Education is slashing nearly 50% of its workforce as part of the Trump Administration's efforts to dismantle the agency.
CBS Philly, News Partner
- Philadelphia, PA
- Website
CBS Local Digital Media personalizes the global reach of CBS-owned and operated television and radio stations with a local perspective.
Posting Activity
Philadelphia|News|
Watch Live: Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker Presents Her 2026 Budget
Mayor Cherelle Parker is introducing her 2026 budget for the city of Philadelphia in a City Council session Thursday.
Philadelphia|News|
For Organizers Of Philadelphia's St. Patrick's Day Parade, Preparing The Celebration Is A Family Tradition
"The whole East Coast of the America, as you know, has a lot of Irish connections," said Dublin Airport Police Officer Barry Nevin.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia's St. Patrick's Day Parade Grand Marshal, Paddy Rooney, Dedicated To Giving Back
"After seeing the theme, I thought, 'OK, this could be a good opportunity to promote benefits,'" he said.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Wings, Make-A-Wish Foundation Build Home Gym For Teen Recovering From Leukemia, Training To Play Soccer Again
When 16-year-old Tyler Lockett came home from school Monday afternoon, he had no idea what awaited him.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia High School Basketball Star Shayla Smith Hopes To Become First WNBA Player To Wear Hijab
In the world of high school girls' basketball, 17-year-old Shayla Smith is making a name for herself.
Ocean City, NJ|News|
Steven Spielberg Visits Tuckahoe, New Jersey, To Film New Project
Kyle Hartman was able to get a glimpse of the action by the railroad tracks, along with some others who live in the area.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Skating Club, Nancy Kerrigan Honors Victims Of Mid-Air Plane Crash Near Washington D.C.
On January 29, 67 people were killed when an American Airlines flight and a military helicopter collided over the Potomac River.
Philadelphia|News|
How This Philadelphia Business Is Navigating Trump's On-Again, Off-Again Tariffs On Canadian Goods
Bryan Szeliga, who operates three retail and wholesale locations in Philadelphia and Haddonfield, N.J., sells a range of seafood.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia Couple Says Love And Respect Carried Them To 75th Wedding Anniversary
The love between the two is still as strong as it was decades ago. They remember seeing each other for the first time like it was yesterday.
Media, PA|News|
Woman Killed Jumping From Chester, Pennsylvania, Building After Fire, Officials Say
Fire Commissioner John Shirley said there were five people trapped on the floor but three were able to get out on their own.
Philadelphia|News|
Mural Arts Unveils Two Paintings Created By Artists From Philadelphia And Ukraine
"These two murals reflect the diverse emotional landscape of the moment," Tomezsko said.
Philadelphia|News|
Philadelphia International Airport's Parking Garages Still Don't Have Cameras After Death Of Philly Officer
More than 500 days after Officer Richard Mendez was shot and killed inside one of those garages, little has changed.
Philadelphia|News|
Lawsuit Alleges Philadelphia EMS Left Scene Without Treating 74-Year-Old Who Died After Medical Episode
Ronald Scott, Mackrides' son, described his mother as a God-fearing woman who loved her grandkids.
Philadelphia|News|
Residents Disagree About Plan To Add Bike Lane To 3rd Street In Philadelphia's Society Hill Neighborhood
During a meeting Thursday night in Philadelphia, all eyes were on the 3rd Street Bike Lane Project from South Street to Market Street.
Cinnaminson, NJ|News|
New Jersey Nonprofit May Stop Sending Care Packages To Troops As Prices Rise, Donations Drop
"I feel like I'm letting the troops down, it's just not sustainable of what we do and the level we do it," Founder Dave Silver said.
Philadelphia|News|
West Philadelphia School Honors "Soul Train" At Black History Showcase
About 250 children participated in the tribute to the groundbreaking nationally syndicated program "Soul Train," Harold Bias said.
Philadelphia|News|
Ukrainian Archbishop Based In Philadelphia Asks People To Pray For Pope Francis Amid Sickness
"He has brought us clergy down to really see the people. Not that we didn't before, but he has put an emphasis on this," theArchbishop said.
Philadelphia|News|
Mexican Restaurant In Philadelphia Bracing For Impact Of Trump's Tariffs: "We Have A Lot Of Concerns"
Jimenez, a Mexican native who moved to the United States in 1998, takes pride in serving cuisine that is authentic to his home country.
Philadelphia|News|
Man Rams Into Philadelphia Officer's Car After He's Served A Protection Order, Police Say
As the female officer was doing paperwork inside her vehicle, the man jumped into his Lexus SUV and intentionally sped backwards.
