CBS News Philadelphia
CBS News Philadelphia is a CBS-owned and operated television station serving the Philadelphia area. It is known for delivering comprehensive local news, weather, and sports coverage.
The station has a rich history dating back to 1932 and is committed to community-focused journalism.
Address: 1555 Hamilton Street Philadelphia, PA 19130
Phone: (215) 977-5333
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What’s in Your Water? Understanding Seasonal Flavor Changes
As temperatures rise, many of us enjoy longer days, sunshine, and more time outdoors. Many of us welcome these changes, but what many do not…
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This 100-Year-Old Philadelphia Priest Has Served Communities for 75 Years and Isn’t Slowing Down Yet
This year, Rev. James Kelly celebrated both his 100th birthday and the 75th anniversary in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, writes CBS News Philadelphia. Over the…
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SEPTA Board Approves Plan to Reduce Services, Increase Fares As Budget Deficit Persists
SEPTA’s board of directors recently voted to approve major cuts in service and significantly increase fares, write Laura Fay, Raymond Strickland, CBS News Philadelphia Staff for CBS…
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Philly’s Black Girl Joy Bike Ride Promotes Sisterhood, Self-Care for Black Women
In 2023, Philadelphia therapist Iresha Picot created Black Girl Joy Bike Ride, a now-weekly cycling group between Black women, writes Wakisha Bailey for CBS News…
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Inside Kennett Square’s Long History with the Underground Railroad
As Juneteenth approaches, the Kennett Underground Railroad Center seeks to educate the community on Kennett’s history with the abolitionist movement, writes Madeleine Wright for CBS…
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Swiss Patient Returns to Penn Medicine Following Life-Changing Double Hand Transplant
Luka Krizanac, a patient from Switzerland, recently returned to Philadelphia for a visit to Penn Medicine, the hospital where he underwent a life-changing double hand…
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Longtime Saint Monica Early Learning Center Teacher Retires After 51 Years
After Saint Monica Early Learning Center’s graduation last week, longtime educator Maria Colozzo officially retired after 51 years, write Joe Holden and Will Kenworthy for…
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Rodon Group in Hatfield Sees Major Gains from Trump Tariffs
The Rodon Group, a plastic injection molding company in Hatfield and one of the few U.S. toy manufacturers, is seeing major gains thanks to President…
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West Philly Pastor Works to Help Teens in Criminal Justice System Find Other Pathways
Dr. Damone Jones has worked years helping young people in the criminal justice system turn their lives around. As he reflects on his very critical…
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Penn Medicine Opens Among Nation’s First Specialty Centers for Individuals with Williams Syndrome
One of the nation’s first specialty centers for children and adults with Williams syndrome recently opened at the University of Pennsylvania, write Stephanie Stahl and…
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Jefferson Workforce Development Program Connects Local Students to Jobs Training, Opportunities
Jefferson Health, in partnership with the School District of Philadelphia and Esperanza College, are helping fill many job openings through its free training program, write…
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Meet the Philly Teacher Using Eagles, Phillies Stats to Engage Her Math Students
Amber Kiley, an elementary school teacher at MaST Community Charter School II, places a local twist on her math lessons that really gets her students…
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CHOP Nurse Supports Grieving Pet Owners Through End-of-Life Portrait Photography
Nayana Gadde, a nurse at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, offers a different kind of healing touch in her free time, taking end-of-life portraits for pets…
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CHOP, Penn Doctors Perform World’s First Personalized Gene-Editing Treatment on Local Infant
Shortly after being born during the summer of 2024, KJ Muldoon was diagnosed with severe Carbamoyl Phosphate Synthetase 1 deficiency, a rare genetic disorder. While…
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This South Philadelphia Reverend First Introduced Pope Leo XIV to Rome Decades Ago
Newly-elected Pope Leo XIV recently held his first Mass in the Sistine Chapel, but this was not his first foray around Rome. In fact, it…
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Through Molten Glass, Port Richmond Artist Explores Multiracial Asian American Identity
Artisan John Pomp, owner of John Pomp Studios in Port Richmond, is honoring his multiracial Asian American heritage through the art of glass, writes Madeleine…
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Job Center Opens for Crozer Workers as Doctors’ Offices Close
Hundreds of laid-off Crozer Health workers now have access to a job center that has opened in Chester, writes Jessica Kartalija for 6abc. More than…
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Villanova Graduate Robert Francis Prevost Named First American Pope
Robert Francis Prevost, a Villanova University graduate and a Chicago native, was chosen as the first American pope in history to lead the Catholic church…
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