Sean Tallant

5 days ago | cbsnews.com | Dan Snyder |Sean Tallant

Phillies baseman Bryce Harper donates high-end shoes to South Jersey Goodwill in Audubon Before the Philadelphia Phillies opened a weekend series against the Miami Marlins, one of the club's key relievers presented a group of local ballplayers with a special gift at Citizens Bank Park. It was the surprise of a lifetime for the Newtown Angels at Citizens Bank Park Friday, as Phillies pitcher Matt Strahm and Victus Sports presented each player with a brand-new glove.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Eva Andersen |Sean Tallant

Cleanup is underway across Bucks County, Pennsylvania, after powerful winds tore through the area Tuesday evening, toppling trees, damaging traffic signals and knocking out power to neighborhoods and businesses. At the intersection where Huntingdon Pike becomes Second Street Pike near County Line Road, utility crews were hard at work Wednesday repairing a tangled mess. A traffic light was taken out, and tree debris littered the ground.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Eva Andersen |Jessica MacAulay |Sean Tallant

Southeast Asian Market returns to Philadelphia's FDR Park bigger than ever Immerse yourself in another culture's flavor profile this weekend at the Southeast Asian Market in Philadelphia's FDR Park. The market, which officially opened for another season on April 5, is bigger than ever, hosting 71 vendors that each bring their own country's take on different recipes, jewelry, clothing and more.

3 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Dan Snyder |Sean Tallant

A dug-out road, broken sidewalks, sometimes nothing but a few planks of wood to walk over. That's the scene of the entire 2400 block of Darien Street in South Philadelphia. And neighbors say it's been this way for months. "It's been like hell! It's been a muddy mess," said Ginny, who has lived in her home on the block for over 40 years.

4 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Madeleine Wright |Sean Tallant

A program benefiting 25,000 low-income residents in Philadelphia could soon come to an end. Zero Fare is a two-year pilot program that gives free SEPTA bus, train, trolley and Regional Rail rides to people who live near the poverty line. But it appears the city is not planning to renew the program when it runs out of funds in June, based on Mayor Cherelle Parker's proposed budget for 2026. "I think that's really disastrous," SEPTA rider Jenny Hourihan from Fairmount said.