Nate Sylves

3 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Josh Sanders |Nate Sylves

A legal battle is unfolding in Center City as residents of Pine and Spruce streets push back against the city's latest efforts to bolster bike lane safety. A newly filed lawsuit seeks to block the Philadelphia Streets Department from installing neighborhood loading zones and future concrete barriers adjacent to protected bike lanes. The complaint, submitted Monday by attorney George Bochetto on behalf of the advocacy group Friends of Pine and Spruce, argues that the city overstepped its authority.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Ryan Hughes |Nate Sylves

A fast-moving fire ripped through a barn at an animal rescue in Montgomery County early Wednesday morning, killing dozens of animals and injuring several others. "Sheer panic because I knew I couldn't run in there after them," said Erin Wiggle, who owns House of Wiggle Goats. Wiggle said she woke up to the sound of sirens and every farm owner's worst nightmare. The main barn near her home, which houses dozens of animals, was engulfed in flames.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Eva Andersen |Nate Sylves

Family of teen killed in Fairmount Park in 2024 has message for parents after Memorial Day shooting The parents of 17-year-old Isya Stanley, who was shot and killed during a pop-up party in Fairmount Park last summer, say news of another mass shooting in the same park this week has reopened their wounds. Isya's mother, Regina Jones, and father, Iself Stanley, say they think about their daughter every day. "I pray for her a lot," Iself Stanley said.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Stephanie Stahl |Nate Sylves

Transgender community fears that Trump administration will restrict access to needed medications There's a growing fear in the transgender community that the Trump administration will restrict their access to needed medications. Many states already have laws against minors getting gender-affirming drugs. While there are currently no restrictions on trans adults getting their prescriptions, many are worried it could happen.

1 month ago | channel3000.com | Madeleine Wright |Nate Sylves |Ed Specht

Click here for updates on this story    Pennsylvania (KYW) -- A dramatic moment unfolded outside Crozer-Chester Medical Center on Thursday after Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro held a press conference calling for stricter regulations of for-profit hospital systems. A car pulled up outside with a mother saying her baby was not breathing. Paramedics, who were outside the Delaware County hospital for the news conference, cradled the baby in their arms.