Family Of Parady La, Who Died In ICE Custody In Philadelphia, Searches For Answers

Parady La was arrested by ICE near his Upper Darby home on Jan. 6, according to his family.

Protesters Want Slavery Exhibit In Philadelphia Restored After Removal: "The Stories Should Be Told"

Wednesday's demonstration was organized by Avenging the Ancestors Coalition, one of the groups that helped create the original exhibit.

Faith Leaders Block Garage During Protest Outside ICE Philadelphia Office

A crowd of about 30 people gathered outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office at 8th and Cherry streets at 8 a.m.

Philadelphia Protesters Want "ICE Out For Good" After Videos Show Agent Killing Woman In Minnesota

Saturday's demonstration, which one group is calling "ICE out for Good," began around 10 a.m. with speeches at City Hall.

At Philadelphia Vigil For Woman Killed By ICE In Minneapolis​, Attendees Demand Action: "She Was Murdered"

Dozens of police officers were also at City Hall to make sure the vigil ended peacefully.

Venezuelan Community In Philadelphia Gathers For Prayer Service Amid Uncertainty Back Home

"Basically, yesterday was a lot of emotions for us," said Elizabeth Arellano, who attended the service with her husband and children.

Former University Of The Arts Community Comes Together For Holiday Reunion: "It Is A Reminder Of What We Lost"

Charis Duke, a former faculty member in the musical theater department, described the closure as a shared trauma.

At Hanukkah Celebration In Philadelphia, Attendees Vow To Stay "Resilient" After Australia Mass Shooting

Dozens gathered outside the Betsy Ross House in Old City for a prayer service and religious celebration on the first night of Hanukkah.

Screeching Tires, Blaring Music And Rats Among Philadelphia Neighborhood's Complaints About Nearby DashMart

Although the site is not open to the public, delivery drivers operate there nightly, often until 3 a.m.

Hundreds Sleep At Citizens Bank Park To Raise Awareness About Homeless Youth In Philadelphia

"Homelessness is a near and dear philanthropy to my family; it didn't take a lot of convincing," said club owner John Middleton.

Thousands Protest Trump Administration In "No Kings" Philadelphia Protest

Chants echoed through Center City as participants waved handmade signs and sang along to protest songs.

Center City Hotel Workers Strike At 2 Philadelphia Hotels With Expired Contracts

The hospitality workers are demanding wage and pension increases, improved health care plans for the elimination of understaffing.

Philadelphia Leaders, Police Seek Resident Input For 5-Year Safety Plan

"We are not trying to do things the way that we've done them forever," Parker said.

Tempers Flare At Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner's Town Hall On Possible Trump National Guard Deployment To City

"We need you to lead an effort to resist an effort to overthrow the government of the United States," Krasner told the crowd.

Community Remembers Slain Temple Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald As Philadelphia Post Office Is Renamed For Him

For his widow, Marissa Fitzgerald, and their four children, this is a way to remember the fallen officer's sacrifice.

North Philadelphia Native Aims To Change Lives During His Experience At Temple University

"Being from North Philly, that's as good as it gets to me," George Lane said. "If you ask me, it's the best neighborhood in Philly."

Initiative In South Philadelphia Aims To Raise Gun Violence Awareness And Help Loved Ones Heal

Marguerite Ruff was in that march and said her 23-year-old son was murdered in 2015. She's still searching for justice.

Family Sues Philadelphia Funeral Home Over Claims Staff Gave Unmarked Box With Son's Brain

A family has filed a lawsuit against a Philadelphia funeral home, claiming they mishandled their son's remains nearly two years ago.

Grays Ferry Residents Voice Concerns At Town Hall Following Deadly Philadelphia Mass Shooting

Neighbors at the town hall said it was hard to watch the Ring camera video that surfaced of that night.

Couple Elopes At Chickie's & Pete's In Northeast Philadelphia: "It's About Who You're With"

The source of inspiration for the couple? They said it was their desire for a personal, intimate wedding amid rising costs.

Philadelphia Immigrant Groups Raise Alarm Over Trump Administration's New Federal Travel Ban

The proclamation, signed June 4, went into effect Monday and blocks entry for nationals of 12 countries.

Hundreds Of Foodies Flock To South Philadelphia To Support Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation

The Great Chefs Event, benefiting the Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation, featured more than 40 top chefs from 16 states and Canada.

Protesters In Philadelphia Call For Release Of Asylum Seeker Detained During Routine Check-In

English said Edwin is being detained and that no one has been able to contact him since he was taken into custody.

A Sinkhole Opened Up In South Philadelphia More Than 1 Month Ago. Residents Are Still Waiting On Repairs.

Drivers are navigating around a road closure after a sinkhole opened up in Philadelphia's Point Breeze neighborhood.

Philadelphia Families React To Sudden Shutdown Of Job Corps, Which Provides Job Training, Education

A longtime federal program designed to give young people a second chance through job training is now on the chopping block.

Philadelphia Gun Violence Prevention Advocate Calls For United Front After Fairmount Park Mass Shooting

A mass shooting erupted at Lemon Hill in Fairmount Park. Police believe three shooters are responsible.

As SEPTA Shortfall Looms, Riders Say Possible Major Cuts Would Hurt Families, Businesses In Philadelphia Area

"We only have one car in our household," said one woman. "I don't know what we'd do if I couldn't take the train to work."

Philadelphia Woman Who Was Confirmed By Pope Leo In Peru Reflects On Spiritual Connection With New Pontiff

"I cried, a lot of emotion when I found out," Custodio said. "It just feels very special that I got to meet him — and now he's the pope."

Sister Mary Scullion Shares Special Connection To Pope Francis Ahead Of Papal Funeral

"For Pope Francis' funeral, if there's any funeral I would want to be at, it's this one," Sister Mary said.

Philadelphia Priest At Saint Joseph's Remembers Pope Francis' Visit In 2015: "He Was Such An Inspiration"

"He was an inspiration to us here at St. Joseph's; he visited our campus, of course, in his U.S. visit in 2015," Father Joyce said.

Hundreds In Philadelphia Join Nationwide "Hands Off!" Protest To Voice Concerns Over Trump, Elon Musk

Philadelphians joined the nationwide protest called "Hands Off!" that was expected to happen in all 50 states.

Barber In Philadelphia's Kensington Neighborhood Says Streets Are Cleaner But People Still Need Connection

For hair stylist Joshua Santiago, a haircut is more than just a service — it's a way to connect with people and offer encouragement.

Months-Long Construction In South Philadelphia Has Frustrated Residents: "It's Been Like Hell!"

"It's been like hell! It's been a muddy mess," said Ginny, who has lived in her home on the block for over 40 years.

After Leaving The War Behind, Ukrainian Works With Philadelphia High Schoolers To Help Other Refugees

Alla Pukhtetska left Ukraine at the start of the war, more than three years ago.

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.

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 Residents Want Action As Illegal Dumping Continues To Plague City

"This is about equity, public health and quality of life," Councilmember Anthony Phillips said.

Man Injured In Northeast Philadelphia Plane Crash Describes The Moment Of Impact As City Leaders Offer Resources

At a packed town hall Wednesday night, city leaders offered help and resources to those affected by Friday's deadly plane crash.

Longtime Philadelphia Pilot And Aviation Expert Says Reagan Airport Crash Should Have Been Prevented

Arthur Wolk knows from experience how challenging it is to fly around Reagan National Airport simply because of how busy it is.

Philadelphia Woman From Venezuela Concerned About Her Family's Protected Status Amid Trump Crackdown On Immigrants

CBS News Philadelphia spoke to a married mother of two living in the Northeast after fleeing political persecution in Caracas, Venezuela.