President Biden announced Sunday that he is dropping out of the 2024 presidential race.
Since Mr. Biden tested positive for COVID, he’s been isolated in Rehoboth, Delaware. Many voters in the beach town are shocked by Biden’s decision. https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/
Comfortable with clouds today join Next Weather meteorologist Tammie Souza now with a look at your weekend and beyond
ICYMI: It was a beautiful day and night on Friday.
Families, couples and friends checked out the fun, games and drinks at The Oval at the Ben Franklin Parkway.
The outage began early Friday morning and its impact was quickly felt across multiple industries. Here's what we know:
A faulty software update by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike affected computers running Microsoft Windows and was not caused by a security incident or cyber attack.
The impact could last through the weekend.
Details: https://cbsloc.al/4cLxXxC
This week on CBS News Philadelphia, our journalists covered an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, talked to neighbors helping one another after storms damaged homes and much more. Check out this week's The Pulse of CBS Philadelphia.
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Tracking severe storms LIVE with Chief meteorologist Bill Kelly
ICYMI: Vice President Kamala Harris stopped in Philadelphia on Saturday.
She was the keynote speaker at the Asian and Pacific Islander American Vote Presidential Town Hall.
Horror fans ran for their lives Friday from the historic The Colonial Theatre for Blobfest.
The reenactment of the iconic scene from the 1958 film draws crowds to Phoenixville every year. It's part of a 3-day festival.
A Philadelphia judge denied a union's request to block Mayor Cherelle Parker's mandate for city workers to return to the office full-time starting Monday, July 15.
Judge Sierra Thomas-Street issued her ruling Friday evening turning down a plea from AFSCME District Council 47.
This comes after two days of lengthy testimony from remote workers and city officials.
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Our team has been working hard to keep the region prepared and protected during the dangerous heat. Take a look at how our community has been keeping cool and more in this week's The Pulse of CBS Philadelphia. 💚
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This week on CBS News Philadelphia, the Transplant Games celebrate life, a historic musket is rediscovered and the Battleship New Jersey returns home.
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Our @Wakisha Bailey has been spending some time at @Trenton Area Soup Kitchen where they help thousands of people, well now, they are taking their services on the road.
Max Gatto is only 26 years old and is working his dream job of driving a nonprofit food truck serving others.
Bailey talked to Gatto as part of CBS News Philadelphia’s new series “Spreading the Love,” a weekly collaboration with Visit Philly.
Details: https://cbsloc.al/spreadingthelove
TRACKING SEVERE STORMS LIVE
Severe weather moving into the Philadelphia area. Meteorologist bill Bill Kelly has this live update - 4:45pm Sunday
Our Wakisha Bailey has been spending some time at TASK in Trenton, New Jersey where they help thousands of people, well now, they are taking their services on the road.
Max Gatto is only 26 years old and is working his dream job of driving a nonprofit food truck serving others.
Bailey talked to Gatto as part of CBS News Philadelphia’s new series “Spreading the Love,” a weekly collaboration with Visit Philly.
If you want to get Gatto’s full story and see the rest of the series, check the link in our bio!
Families enjoyed holiday events across the region on Saturday as the celebration of America's birthday moves into high gear this weekend.
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There was a sell-out crowd of about 44,000 at the Citizens Park Bank on Friday as Philly fans watched one of our teams try to hold it down without an injured star.
From Joel Embiid to Jalen Hurts, we've seen this movie before.
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This week on CBS News Philadelphia, our Natasha Brown sat down with Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel for an exclusive interview to discuss the city's safety plan, a New Jersey officer ran into danger to save a man trapped in an apartment fire and our Jim Donovan Fans and @Wakisha Bailey did a trial run of a scavenger hunt throughout historic Philadelphia that ended in pizza and beer.
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