Alexandria Hoff
CBS Philly
Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Sting In New Jersey Results In Arrests Of 31 Alleged Sexual Predators
The arrests were part of what's called Operation 24/7. → Read More
Man Killed By Lightning Strike On Burlington Country Club Golf Course
Officials say the victim was on the golf course when he got caught in a pop-up storm. → Read More
Philadelphia Restaurant Steak 48’s $100 Minimum Policy Has Social Media Sizzling With Criticism
The fancy steakhouse has enacted a strict dining policy that has social media sizzling with criticism. → Read More
Philadelphia Restaurant Steak 48’s $100 Minimum Policy Has Social Media Sizzling With Criticism
The fancy steakhouse has enacted a strict dining policy that has social media sizzling with criticism. → Read More
Pennsylvania Officials Preach Patience As Record Number Of Mail-In Ballots Processed Inside Convention Center
Philadelphia had the highest number of mail-in ballots requested of any county in the state. → Read More
West Chester Borough Issues State Of Emergency After Spike In COVID-19 Cases
The emergency declaration went into effect at 6 p.m. Friday and will last at least the next seven days. → Read More
Magic Of Live Theater Alive Once Again With ‘Tarzan: The Musical’ At Elmwood Park Zoo
For months, the magic of live theater has been reduced to a memory. In Montgomery County though, art is alive once again. → Read More
Tens Of Thousands Of Households Risk Eviction As Pennsylvania Moratorium Ends On Sept. 1
However, your landlord needs a court order to force you out, and the courts aren't doing that until November, according to Community Legal Services of Philadelphia. → Read More
‘Flies Are Just Out Of Control’: Philadelphia’s Trash Backup Creating ‘Horrible’ Pest Infestation Throughout City
Business is booming for pest control companies as simmering garbage has attracted flies, roaches and rodents throughout Philadelphia. → Read More
Supporters Of President Trump Demonstrate In Wilmington Ahead Of DNC Night 4
Supporters of President Trump, many not wearing masks, arrived to the Wilmington waterfront Thursday ahead of night four of the DNC. → Read More
Law Firms Seeing Rise In Teachers Preparing Wills As Schools Prepare To Reopen In Fall
Lawyers say they are seeing a rise in calls from educators and other frontline workers about preparing wills. → Read More
Coronavirus Jobs: States, Counties Throughout Tri-State Area Looking To Hire Contact Tracers
Hiring is taking place on both the county and state level throughout the tri-state region. → Read More
Coronavirus Latest: Fearful Shoppers Overbuying Meats In Bulk Putting Strain On Supply Chain
Nationwide, meat processing plants have struggled with sickness, employee attendance and supply chain disruption. → Read More
Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Springfield Township High School Hosts Virtual Prom On Zoom
Months ago, Springfield Township High School decided on a Wild West prom theme and it ended up being quite fitting as this is definitely a new frontier. → Read More
Coronavirus Delaware: New Castle County Officials Putting Waste To Work To Track COVID-19
Not pretty, no, but data collected from sewers has helped researchers track diseases in the past, so officials in New Castle County have now put their waste to work. → Read More
Olde Kensington Residents Find Creative Way To Get City’s Attention To Fix Potholes
One resident in Olde Kensington got creative when it came to the city's potholes. → Read More
Two Men Who Spent 25 Years In Prison Released After Having Murder Convictions Tossed Out
Washington and Baker say they didn't really know or like each other when they were pinned for the murders, but they now consider each other brothers. → Read More
New Hampshire Democratic Debate: Pennsylvania Proving Increasingly Important In Campaign 2020
Philadelphia is playing a major role in campaign 2020. → Read More
Philadelphia-Area Retailers Quickly Running Out Of Facemasks As Coronavirus Spreads
Retailers suspect customers are shipping the masks to relatives in Asia where they are largely sold out or selling them online. → Read More
Musicians Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Through Song At Kimmel Center
The words of Dr. King's Philadelphia blueprint speech were read aloud and set to rhythm, showcasing how a blueprint can become an imprint. → Read More