The court's decision is "unprecedented and will have a devastating impact across our country," Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon said Friday.
A SEPTA spokesperson says this increase shows SEPTA is committed to doing everything it can to make the system safe.
President Joe Biden will speak at the 29th AFL-CIO Quadrennial Constitutional Convention Tuesday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
Three GOP lawmakers, none from the Philadelphia area, say Krasner has been derelict in his duties to enforce state laws in Philadelphia.
As authorities investigate the Jan. 6, 2021 incident, local lawmakers are looking to preemptively ban some participants from public office.
It's a proposed solution to an ongoing problem.
That bill now heads to the state house for a vote.
The order comes after a mass shooting on South Street that killed three people and injured 12 others.
A court found the PLCB liable for damages and other costs after it did not allow direct shipments from wine companies to restaurants.
The Girard Point Bridge on I-95 in Philadelphia was slated as being one of the bridges planned for tolling under an initiative by Gov. Wolf.
McCowan alleged that former Commissioner Richard Ross failed to help because she had ended a romantic relationship with him in 2011.
A new analysis of the 10 most populous U.S. cities that includes their largest underlying government units.
The grace period has ended and starting Monday, Philadelphia will begin enforcing fines for its new street cleaning pilot program.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority walked back its request for $10.8 million repayments from the School District of Philadelphia this week.
The Philadelphia Socialist Alternative and DSA is planning a mass protest Tuesday as the Supreme Court mulls overturning Roe V. Wade.
“Outrage, it was outrage. It was also just completely and utterly disheartening,” sophomore Hannah Pulliam said.
Of that list, three were pardons and 75 were commutations, which is a reduction in an individual's prison sentence.
The senate has to confirm Romero for her to take over the position.
SEPTA says it is recruiting and looking for ways to retain current officers.
Stay with CBSPhilly.com for updates on this developing story.
A new lawsuit seeks to overturn the city's reinstated mask mandate, saying it goes against the CDC's current recommendations.
Prosecutors claim Johnson and Chavous were involved in a bribery scheme.
Vice President Kamala Harris is coming to the area Tuesday to talk to "America's workers."
The government alleges Johnson and Chavous misused grant funds.
More street sweepers hit Philadelphia streets on Monday and the city is warning people to get in the habit of moving their cars.
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who ran on a presidential campaign to tax the wealthy, tuned in virtually for the announcement.
Gauthier shared her experience, not for pity, but to highlight how out of control gun violence in Philadelphia has become.
“It's a public safety issue,” Brown said. “It's a quality-of-life issue.”
Federal prosecutors say the pair took more than $66,000 in bribes. Both have maintained their innocence.
A grand jury indicted Johnson and his wife in 2020.
A new proposal, sponsored by Philadelphia City Councilmember Helen Gym, aims to put an end to the city's habit of taking millions of dol ...
Gas prices have never been so high in the region, as they continue to soar past 2008's record. Some drivers have had enough.
Councilmember Jamie Gauthier, who sponsored the proposal, said that 20% of houses in the development will be offered at affordable rent.
The briefing will take place at 11 a.m. and will be streamed on CBS News Philly above.
Amtrak accepted responsibility for the tragedy and paid $265 million to settle claims by the victims and their families.
In 2015, eight people were killed and more than 200 were injured after an Amtrak train Bostian was at the controls of ran off the track.
The defense is now calling witnesses and presenting evidence as they move toward an acquittal.
Prosecutors say Bostian was going over 100 miles per hour around a curve.
An arbitration panel's decision delays a policy placing unvaccinated police on leave, citing the department's 95 percent compliance rate.