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Brazen theft forces popular deli to temporarily close: "It's beyond comprehension"
Click here for updates on this story New Jersey (KYW) -- A popular neighborhood deli in Camden County, New Jersey, that has been open for five decades is now temporarily closed after a brazen theft. A dumpster full of spoiled deli meats and cheeses sits outside Somerdale Cold Cuts. The store's owner, Johnny Gabagool, says thieves stole the copper wires and pipes that supply cold air for the walk-in refrigerator and deli case at the family-owned business.
"Yogi" the 2,000-pound steer rescued after tree service lends crane to help farm animal stuck in mud pit
By Joe Brandt, Ryan Hughes Click here for updates on this story MAYS LANDING, Pennsylvania (KYW) — A South Jersey community came together this week to rescue a steer who was stuck in the mud and help him to safety. Yogi the steer was in dire straits Wednesday night. As temperatures dropped into the 30s, the 2,000-pound resident of Funny Farm Rescue in Mays Landing, New Jersey was embedded in a pile of mud and couldn’t get out. He began to shiver.
A Eagles-Commanders divided household uses their rivalry to help out the community
By Ryan Hughes Click here for updates on this story DELRAN, New Jersey (KYW) — As soon as you pull onto Keith and Rachel Gray’s street you can tell they are a house divided. “We’re used to this, we’re used to doing good and winning,” said Rachel Gray. Rachel Gray is a lifelong Eagles fan and her husband, Keith, cheers for the Commanders.
County warns residents about fake investigators visiting homes; suspects charged
By Ryan Hughes, Ed Specht Click here for updates on this story GLOUCESTER CITY, New Jersey (KYW) — Investigators in South Jersey are putting out a warning after two men are accused of going door-to-door posing as county employees. Sandra Marti was making dinner with her mother-in-law Monday afternoon when the doorbell rang. That’s when police said two men showed up at her front door claiming to be with the Camden County Clerk’s Office.
Man charged with arson after fire found burning inside Colonial Manor United Methodist Church
WEST DEPTFORD, New Jersey (KYW) -- A man was arrested in connection with a fire that broke out at the Colonial Manor United Methodist Church in West Deptford Saturday morning, police said. Brian Cannon, 44, was charged with three counts of arson and is currently being held at the Salem County Correctional Facility while he awaits a detention hearing, according to police. "It breaks my heart.
Good samaritans rescue couple from burning home: "That's what neighbors do"
WEST DEPTFORD, New Jersey (KYW) -- Towering flames raged out of control after a home in West Deptford caught fire with a husband and wife still inside. "That whole front of the house, it was just a ball of flames," said Jim Miller, who jumped out of bed and ran across the street. It was just before 6 a.m. Saturday when Miller said he heard his daughter scream that the neighbor's home, on the 100 block of Chestnut Street, was engulfed in flames.
Meet the New Jersey woman making sure female veterans are remembered — and recognized | KRDO
By Ryan Hughes Click here for updates on this story CHERRY HILL, New Jersey (KYW) — About 350,000 women served during World War II, which is roughly 2% of all the Americans who served, according to the National World War II Museum. May Brill, of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, is one of them. Her motto is “one day at a time,” and her continued fight for recognition begins every morning by putting on a special hat. “I feel as though I have a job to do,” Brill said.
Crucial resource center for first responders opens in Voorhees
By Ryan Hughes, Alan Wheeler Click here for updates on this story VORHEES, New Jersey (KYW) — Fire departments across South Jersey said it’s been a long time coming. A new resource to provide better quality of care for first responders has opened in Voorhees. With the snip of scissors, a new Cardiopulmonary Diagnostic office officially opened in Voorhees providing first responders a more convenient and comprehensive health screening.
Neighbors grow frustrated as a large sinkhole grows: "Pretty much been a mess"
PHILADELPHIA (KYW) -- Frustration is growing in the city's Port Richmond neighborhood Saturday after a large sinkhole opened up a few days ago. Neighbors said it's becoming a dangerous situation as drivers continue to ignore posted barriers with some going in the hole. On the 3200 block of Almond Street in Port Richmond, craters have been swallowing cars. "Pretty much been a mess for the past week," John Tanczak said.
Ocean City boardwalk musicians fall flat after city council votes to restrict performances – KION546
Ocean City boardwalk musicians fall flat after city council votes to restrict performances By Ryan Hughes, Tom Gardiner PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (KYW) — They’re known as buskers or boardwalk performers. If you are a frequent visitor, you’ve likely heard them down the shore playing different instruments. But now, they’re banned on parts of the Ocean City Boardwalk. For eight years Marie Saks-Wilner has been playing her flute on the Ocean City Boardwalk.
Philadelphia Marathon organizers apologize after hundreds of runners didn't receive a medal – KION546
Philadelphia Marathon organizers apologize after hundreds of runners didn’t receive a medal By RYAN HUGHES, CHASE MORRISON PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (KYW) — The Philadelphia Marathon is celebrating its 30th year this weekend but race organizers are apologizing after hundreds of runners did not receive a medal at the end of two preliminary events on Saturday. “You know you finished, it’s disappointing not to get it,” Kim Tailor said. Marathon Weekend is circled on Tailor’s calendar every year.
Family of Philadelphia officer talk about her legacy: "This is a shock to us"
By RYAN HUGHES Click here for updates on this story PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — Police officers and many people across the city are mourning the loss of a Philadelphia police officer who died while on duty Friday night. Her grieving husband spoke to CBS News Philadelphia about her legacy. Dennis Smith was consoled Saturday by family, friends, and fellow officers.
Family of Philadelphia officer talk about her legacy: "This is a shock to us"
Family of Philadelphia officer talk about her legacy: "This is a shock to us" by Ryan Hughes Sun, July 16th 2023, 6:24 PM UTC (CBS3 Philadelphia/ Family of Hill)
Deadly Flash Flooding Claims Three Lives in Washington Crossing, Pa.: Local News Report
BREAKING: At least 3 dead after flash flooding in Washington Crossing, Pa. Washington Crossing, Pa. – Three adults have tragically lost their lives after being caught in flash flooding in Washington Crossing, Pa. on Saturday evening. The victims, two women and one man, were found outside their cars, with the water level reaching approximately five feet above the ground. The flash flooding occurred just before 7 p.m. near the intersection of Washington Crossing Road and Wrightstown Road.
East Texas 'Drag March' Protests Legislation Protecting Kids From Sexual Performances
After the Texas Legislature passed a measure this legislative session banning sexually oriented performances in the presence of children, East Texas drag queens are upset and protesting that they won’t be allowed to dance explicitly in front of children next year at “Pride” events. Senate Bill 12 by State Sen.
Raheem "King" Saladeen inspiring young Black artists to dream big
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Born and raised in Philadelphia, a local artist is breaking barriers and painting with a purpose. Meet the "king" who's inspiring young Black artists to follow their dreams. Every artist -- and every creative mind -- has their own vision. For Raheem King Saladeen, each brush stroke now tells the story of his own life.
Father, 5-year-old son taken to hospital after double shooting: police
By RYAN HUGHES Click here for updates on this story PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — A 5-year-old was rushed to a hospital after police say he and his father were both shot in Northeast Philadelphia Saturday night. There is still an active scene at this time. One neighbor says she heard multiple shots fired and she dropped to the ground. There were at least 10 evidence markers on the street, sidewalk, and front door where the shooting happened.
Father, 5-year-old son taken to hospital after double shooting in Northeast Philadelphia: police
Breaking: Father, 5-year-old son taken to hospital after double shooting: police 02:15 PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A 5-year-old was rushed to a hospital after police say he and his father were both shot in Northeast Philadelphia Saturday night. There is still an active scene at this time. One neighbor says she heard multiple shots fired and she dropped to the ground. There were at least 10 evidence markers on the street, sidewalk, and front door where the shooting happened.
Father, 5-year-old son taken to hospital after double shooting: police
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Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia updates Eagles prayer
How houses of worship are injecting religious teachings with Eagles spirit MEDFORD, N.J. (CBS) -- Houses of worship throughout the Philadelphia region are injecting their religious teachings with Eagles spirit.St. Mary of the Lakes in Medford went viral after the congregation sang the Eagles fight song during mass last Sunday.At Temple Beth Sholom in Cherry Hill, Rabbi Micah Peltz said the synagogue is celebrating the Eagles by making signs with the word "Eagles" written in Hebrew and wearing...
Philadelphia family faces second tragedy of gun violence in recent months
Philadelphia faith leaders speak about death of Tyre Nichols PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- For those officials who have seen the body camera video involving the now deadly confrontation between five Memphis police officers and Tyre Nichols, the words that have been used were "heinous," "awful" and even "inhumane." Ahead of the video's release Friday evening, CBS Philadelphia sat down with community leaders in Philadelphia who are bracing for what they and the public will soon see."I'm disgusted,...
Neighbor heard someone scream "Help me" as fire broke out
Police: Suspects attempt to rob supermarket with shotgun PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Police released surveillance video showing a man pulling out a shotgun during a robbery in West Philadelphia's Belmont neighborhood. The robbery happened on North 43rd Street on Jan. 18 around 7 p.m. Police are asking for the public's help in identifying the two masked men involved in the attempted robbery. Police say the two men entered the supermarket armed with their faces covered.
Lower Merion police stand behind officer who tase woman in traffic stop
BALA CYNWYD, Pa. (CBS) -- There have been calls for accountability from the NAACP and the Pennsylvania Black Caucus after video showed Lower Merion police officers tasing a woman during a traffic stop. Lower Merion police provided more context behind a traffic stop Tuesday. They released the body camera and dash cam video of the stop. Parts of the video can be hard to watch. The traffic stop happened on Jan. 8 where an unarmed Black woman was tased and pulled from her car.
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board raises liquor, wine prices
Neighbor of Bryan Kohberger says suspect talked about Idaho student murders The suspect in the University of Idaho killings will appear in court for a status hearing Thursday. Bryan Kohberger, 28, is charged with four counts of first-degree murder, and one count of felony burglary. Lilia Luciano spoke to two of his neighbors near Washington State University, where he was a graduate student.
Road rage incident ends with overturned car in Southwest Philadelphia
Philadelphia police release surveillance video of construction site theft PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Police hope someone recognizes two people who stole $60,000 worth of equipment and materials from a construction site near the Falls Bridge on New Year's Eve.Police say it happened at around 10 p.m. on Dec.
Loved ones say young girl is traumatized after Kensington triple shooting
Two girls, ages 13 and 14, arrested in carjacking at Walmart KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. (CBS) -- Two girls are in custody in connection with the carjacking of a 54-year-old woman in a Walmart parking lot, police said.In the January 2 incident, police say the girls forced their way into an SUV before driving away with the victim still inside and threatening her life.They later pulled over, got the victim out of the car and sped off with the vehicle.
New Year's Eve festivities in Philadelphia go on despite foggy weather
Philadelphia woman stabbed, killed inside Wilmington hotel: Police WILMINGTON, Del. (CBS) -- A 26-year-old woman was stabbed to death in a hotel in Wilmington Friday night, police say. The stabbing happened around 5 p.m. inside a SureStay Plus Hotel on the 1800 block of Concord Pike.Police charged 19-year-old Jesse Nartey of New Castle, Delaware, with first-degree murder and possession of a deadly weapon.
Woman decapitated by partner inside Northeast Philly home: police
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A 41-year-old woman was found decapitated inside a home in Northeast Philadelphia by her partner on Tuesday afternoon, police say. The woman was found dead around 12:45 p.m. at a home located on the 300 block of Magee Avenue. Ahmad Shareef has been charged with murder, possession of an instrument of crime and abuse of a corpse in connection with the domestic homicide, Philadelphia’s District Attorney’s Office said Tuesday night. He’s in custody and ineligible for bail.
Michelle Obama grants birthday wish to woman about to turn 100
By RYAN HUGHES Click here for updates on this story PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — On Saturday night, a South Philadelphia woman who’s about to turn 100 years old had a dream come true. As a birthday gift, she wanted to meet former first lady Michelle Obama, and that wish came to fruition. “It was my one only gift that I wanted for my birthday,” Eloise Brown said. Brown has lived in Philadelphia for more than 80 years.
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