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Pedestrian killed in Port Richmond in crash involving driver wanted out of Bucks County
A driver wanted in Bucks County was captured after a tragic accident in Philadelphia's Port Richmond section.The victim was standing behind a parked van on the corner of Frankford and Allegheny avenues around 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday when he was struck.The crash happened just two blocks from his home.Police say surveillance video shows the car the wanted man was driving was traveling east on Allegheny Avenue when the vehicle jumped the curb, slammed into a concrete barrier, then a metal barrier before hitting a 38-year-old man.The victim was launched roughly 30 feet into the intersection, police say.The pedestrian died at the scene.ALSO SEE: 30-year-old woman on bike killed after being struck by speeding driver in Center City PhiladelphiaThe driver is a 41-year-old man, according to police. His identity has not yet been released.He was not injured.Police are not saying why there was a search warrant for the driver in Bucks County.RELATED: Check the 6abc Neighborhood Safety Tracker
Police investigating burglary in Lower Gwynedd Township
The Lower Gwynedd Police Department announced that on Tuesday, July 16 at approximately 2:30pm officers responded to the 1400 block of Tanglewood Drive in the North Wales section of Lower Gwynedd Township for a report of a burglary. Officials said the residents appeared to be away at the time of...
N.J. grooming business owner arrested following dog’s mysterious death and drug discovery
A week after their beloved family pet died at a Gloucester County dog grooming business, a Woodbury Heights family say their grief has turned to anger as they look for answers. The family doesn’t know how Harley, a 3-year-old border collie Australian shepherd mix, died. But, authorities said the proprietor...
NJ pet business owner arrested after dog dies at appointment
WOODBURY HEIGHTS — A questionable dog death led to an investigation that uncovered illegal drugs. Police became aware of a dog’s death on July 12 while at a grooming session at K9 Kingdom, which is owned by Trevor Hunt, according to the City of Woodbury Police Department, which provides police service to Woodbury Heights.
Council pours in 20, Summer Sixers pull away in fourth to beat Spurs
The summer Sixers wrapped up group play Friday night with an 96-80 win over the San Antonio Spurs. The summer veterans started off slow, but had big fourth quarters to improve the Sixers’ Vegas record to 3-1. Jeff Dowtin Jr. only made one field goal through three quarters, but...
Contractor in 30th Street Station restoration project charged in bribery scheme
An executive for a company involved in the restoration of 30th Street Station was charged Wednesday in an alleged bribery scheme tied to the project. Lee Maniatis, chief operating officer of MARK 1 Restoration in Dolton, Illinois, allegedly offered trips, an $11,000 watch, a $2,000 steakhouse meal and a dog to Amtrak official Ajith Bhaskaran, who was overseeing the project. In exchange, prosectutors allege Bhaskaran approved inflated invoices submitted by Maniatis and others, over-billing Amtrak throughout the project.
SS United States Conservancy Requests Deadline Extension for Relocating Vessel
SS United States Conservancy Requests Deadline Extension for Relocating Vessel. The SS United States Conservancy, a national nonprofit dedicated to preserving America’s Flagship, has filed a motion with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. They are seeking an extension to move the historic ship from...
Man turns himself into police after a deadly shooting in North Philadelphia
A man has turned himself into police after a deadly shooting in North Philadelphia. Police recently announced that 67-year-old Jerome Edens turned himself in on Tuesday. He is facing murder charges, along with other weapons offenses. This is all in connection to a shooting near West Susquehanna Avenue and North Camac Street on July 9th. […]
Here's how the worldwide outage is affecting Philly flights, courts, and more
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A widespread computer outage affecting Microsoft users worldwide is impacting flights at Philadelphia International Airport and Amtrak passengers in the Philadelphia region Friday morning, CBS Philadelphia has learned. The worldwide computer outage is also affecting some hospitals, court systems and state agencies across our region. Here's what we know: Flights at PHL grounded, canceled due to cyber outageMultiple airlines that fly in and out of Philadelphia International Airport reported system outages which are affecting flights in Philadelphia. Several airlines including, American, United and Delta grounded their flights. Early Friday morning, the Philadelphia airport was packed with confused and frustrated...
Woodbury, NJ Pet Groomer Under Investigation After Dog Death, Drug Bust
Information regarding the death of a dog at a Woodbury, New Jersey pet grooming shop reportedly led police to the discovery of narcotics inside the shop and the arrest of its owner. Woodbury, NJ Pet Groomer Under Investigation Following Dog Death, Drug Bust. The situation went down July 12th at...
Suspects Sought in Armed Robbery of Brinks Truck in Chester, Authorities Urge Public Assistance
Delaware County authorities are currently seeking two armed individuals in connection with a brazen midday robbery of a Brinks armored truck in Chester, officials confirmed. The incident occurred near an AutoZone store on 9th Avenue and the Avenue of the States around 12:15 p.m., as reported by CBS News Philadelphia. The suspects, wielding long guns, allegedly assaulted the truck's driver, making off not only with an undisclosed sum of money but also the driver's firearm.
Danny Garcia is ready to embark on a new phase of his boxing life—promoting fights
Danny “Swift” Garcia is not done yet. Far from it, the 36-year-old former two-division world titlist says. But he has been boxing for about 30 years now. He does realize he is far closer to the end than his beginnings. It’s why starting Saturday Swift will be promoting...
Shark Summer thrashes through Adventure Aquarium until Aug. 18
Adventure Aquarium is inviting families to experience the Northeast’s largest collection of sharks during the return of Shark Summer running through August 18. Sixteen sharks are swimming throughout the massive tanks at the Camden, NJ aquarium during a summer festival where guests can learn about different species. “We have...
2025 Philadelphia Phillies schedule released, home opener vs. Colorado set for March 31
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The 2024 baseball season is far from over, but if you're already looking ahead to 2025, you're in luck: The Philadelphia Phillies' schedule for next year dropped Thursday. The Phillies will open the season against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on March 27, 2025. After three games in Washington, the team will play the first home game of the year against the Colorado Rockies at Citizens Bank Park on March 31, 2025. In addition to three games against the Rockies, the Phillies' opening week at home also includes weekend games against the Los Angeles Dodgers on April 4, 5 and 6."MLB's 2025 schedule features a terrific lineup for our fans," Phillies senior vice president of ticket operations & projects John Weber said. "The excitement begins at home on Monday, March 31, and continues with an action-packed April and May at Citizens Bank Park."Weber also noted that the Phillies will play at home on 14 weekends next summer and said that a "great promotional lineup" will be shared later. Deposits for 2025 season tickets are being accepted now, according to the announcement, and single-game tickets are slated to go on sale in November.See the full schedule on the Phillies website.
Free outdoor movie night at Colonial Cafe features ‘The Sandlot’
A free outdoor movie night featuring the family film “The Sandlot” will be held tonight at Colonial Cafe in Mount Holly. The event is sponsored by Mount Holly Community Church, Colonial Cafe, Mill Race Village and Main Street Mount Holly. The movie will start at 8:30 p.m. in...
Night Construction on Schuylkill Expressway Set to Cause Major Traffic Delays
PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced that night construction will take place next week on Interstate 76, also known as the Schuylkill Expressway, in Philadelphia. This work is part of a $36.8 million project aimed at resurfacing and repairing nearly five miles of the interstate, including on-and-off ramps and over 20 bridges.
Woman who helped men escape Northeast Philly prison sentenced
A woman has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to helping two men escape from the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center in Northeast Philly last spring. On Wednesday, 22-year-old Xianni Stalling was sentenced to serve 11-and-a-half to 23 months in prison and must spend five years on probation after she admitted to helping prisoners Nasir Grant and Ameen Hurst escape from prison on Sunday, May 7, 2023.
Norwegian Cruise Line Will Start Sailing Out of Philadelphia
It's been a long time since Philadelphia hosted some big-time cruise ships, but that's all changing soon. Norwegian Cruise Line will sail from the Port of Philadelphia. Norwegian Cruise Line has announced that the cruise company will begin sailing in and out of Philadelphia in 2026. I can remember taking...
New café opens in downtown Yardley July 19, serving up smoothies, bowls, crepes and more
A new café — serving smoothies, crepes and more — is coming to downtown Yardley. Crepeberry, owned by local couple Sammy and Jasmine Khan, is hosting a grand opening this weekend to introduce the family-owned eatery to the community. ...
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