This Philly High School Sophomore Has His Own Sweatshirt Line

"I always wanted to start my own clothing line," Caple said, showing off a black sweatshirt with five stars on the back.

Philadelphia Man Rescued By Blaine Gabbert Recalls Helicopter Crash

A Philadelphia man who was on a helicopter that crashed off the coast of Tampa, Florida, spoke with CBS Philadelphia about the ordeal.

Port Richmond Neighbors Plan Meeting After Gas Explosion

An explosion on New Year's Day leveled two homes, left one ready for demolition and damaged dozens more. Five people were hurt.

Chinatown Community Speaking Out Against Sixers' Arena Plan

A community culturally rooted in silence is speaking out loud and clear through these signs.

Union Members Of Philly POPS Approve Strike

According to the union, 95% of Philly POPS players voted to authorize a strike.

Late Temple Coach John Chaney Honored By City Council

Chaney was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2001. He passed away in 2021 at the age of 89.

LGBTQ+ Leaders Asking For Help Identifying Murderer

The 27-year-old victim Shahere Jackson-McDonald, known by the name Diamond, was killed just after midnight on Thanksgiving.

Friends Seek Justice For Man Killed In Port Richmond Crash

Repka's friends say while he was experiencing homelessness, he was known to many as a kind person who enjoyed speaking with people.

Hundreds Sleep Outside In Center City To Raise Awareness For Youth Homelessness

Money raised will go towards transitional housing and supportive services for young adults experiencing homelessness.

Starbucks Workers At Philly Location Go On 1-Day Strike

Organizers say they're demanding better pay, consistent schedules and more staffing.

Friends, Family Pay Tribute To Woman Killed By Man She Knew

Prosecutors say the suspect is facing first-degree murder charges.

Philadelphia Home Depot Workers Vote To Reject Unionization

The defeat for the organizers could discourage activist workers who have successfully formed the first unions at big chains.

Phillies Players Greeted By Fans In Return To Philadelphia

Fans came out Sunday adorned with posters, jerseys and their favorite Phillies good-luck gear to say thank you to a team that beat the odds.

Fans Hope To Run Into Phillies Again At Breakfast In Houston

Fanatical Phillies fans have been filling up flights on their way to Houston for the World Series.

Meet The Fan Who Turned His Bathroom Into A Phillies Shrine

"So when you flip the switch and open these bi-fold doors," Matt Edwards said, "I have had people go in there and gasp like, 'oh my gosh.'"

Former Eagle Brian Westbrook Raises Awareness For Food Insecurity In Philadelphia

ShopRite is teaming up with football players like Westbrook to tackle hunger in the community.

Drivers In Philadelphia Area React To Biden's Expected Actions To Lower Gas Prices

CBS3 was at two Sunoco gas stations on City Ave Wednesday morning with only 2 cents in price difference.

AIDS Walk Philly Raises $300,000 For People Living With HIV/AIDS

Organizers also say our area has a new infection rate three times greater than the national average.

Nurses, Other Union Members At Temple Hospital Plan To Rally After Voting To Authorize Strike

They're accusing Temple Health of refusing to address issues, including staffing shortages and workplace safety.

Union Vote At Philadelphia Home Depot Store Set For November

The National Labor Relations Board said Wednesday the vote will take place on Nov. 2 at the Philadelphia store.

Philadelphia Museum Of Art Employees On Strike After Failed Negotiations With Management

According to them, important issues that remain on the table include improving wages and reducing the costs of healthcare.

Puerto Rico Resident That Lived In Philly Helping Those Impacted By Hurricane Fiona

Many people in the Philadelphia area, especially those with ties to Puerto Rico, are looking for ways to help the Hurricane victims.

Philadelphia NAACP Educates, Registers Voters On National Voter Registration Day

In just about seven weeks, voters will be heading to the polls to cast their vote in the upcoming Midterm Election on Nov. 8.

British Community In Philadelphia Honors Queen Elizabeth II Ahead Of Monday's Funeral

Through music and scripture, people came to Saint Clements church Sunday to pray and reminisce on Queen Elizabeth II's legacy.

Brotherly Love: Meet The Woman Who Helps Keep Kids Safe In West Philadelphia At Rose's Clubhouse

On Friday afternoons, children flock to the Lucien E. Blackwell Community Center under the watchful eye of Rose Bryant.

Activists Hitting Streets Of Philadelphia's Toughest Neighborhoods In Hopes Of Bringing Peace

One group will once again hit the streets in some of the city’s toughest neighborhoods in hopes of bringing peace to our streets.

Brotherly Love: CCP Grad Gives Back To College To Help New Generation Of Students Like Himself Discover Superpower

Pfau says the Community College of Philadelphia helped him discover his superpower.

102-Year-Old World War II Veteran Shares Her Story

Lead national correspondent David Begnaud joined Eyewitness News Mornings to discuss his story airing at 8 a.m. on CBS Mornings.

Inspired By Amanda Gorman, Teia Hudson Hopes To Become Journalist After Attending University Of Pennsylvania

From a child sitting in her mother's arms to a high school graduate, Hudson lives for her mother's embrace.

‘She'll Never Have The Face She Was Born With': Mother Of Woman Set On Fire In Kensington Pleading For Suspect To Step Forward

The victim's mother, Leah Ann Morales, met with CBS3 outside Temple University Hospital.

Philadelphia Officials Grilled During Fiery Meeting About Safety In Queen Village After South Street Mass Shooting

“Does Larry Krasner support the Philadelphia Police Department because that's not what we see?” one woman asked.

Hundreds Of Students Demand Action Against Gun Violence Outside City Hall: ‘This Is Our Safe Zone, Not Your War Zone'

Children growing up in Philadelphia know gun violence is a major issue.

Former Phillies Manager Gabe Kapler Suspends Protest, Returns To Field For National Anthem On Memorial Day

The struggling Phillies welcome an old friend back to town. Gabe Kapler, their former skipper, is stirring up some controversy.

LGBTQ Community Leaders Call For Change After Philly Nightclub Death

“When security is causing this level of pain and violence, it should be clear there’s an issue and there’s been an issue for a long time."

Comedian Visiting Philadelphia Reacts To Dave Chappelle Being Attacked On Stage

It’s no laughing matter. An investigation is underway after a man with a replica handgun-knife attacked comedian Dave Chappelle on stage.

Hundreds Join Men Who Care Of Germantown Inc. To March Against Gun Violence In Philadelphia

Wakisha Bailey reports.

MOVE Bombing Victims' Brother Says Philadelphia Still Hasn't Turned Over Remains: ‘The City Won't Release Them To Me'

“They cannot still rest in peace because their on a shelf in someone's box,” Dotson said.

Philadelphians Head To Harrisburg To Demand Action Against Rising Gun Violence

The group will gather on the steps of Pennsylvania’s State Capitol, calling for increased funding for community-based violence prevention.

Thousands Of Runners Raise Awareness For Organ, Tissue Donations During Gift Of Life Donor Dash In Philadelphia

This year, donor recipient Brian Rath is celebrating his 10 year anniversary of receiving a liver transplant.

What We Know About Philly Pride 2022. Your Questions Answered

PGN reached out to PHL Pride Collective, who answered questions via email. PHL Pride Collective is a community program of galaei.