Tracy Davidson

3 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Tracy Davidson |David Chang

When Joe Subach was having trouble sending money to a friend through the Apple Pay app, he searched online for the company’s customer service number. What Subach didn’t know at the time, however, is that the number he found was fake. That fake number led Subach on a path that would ultimately cause him to lose $1 million. Subach called the number he found, believing it was for a legit company. He then heard a woman’s voice on the phone. “The lady answered and said, ‘Good morning. I’m Daisy from Apple.

2 months ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Hayden Mitman |Tracy Davidson

It was a moment that the Keating family will never forget. The whole family was on the tarmac ten years ago when Pope Francis came to Philadelphia in 2015 for the World Meeting of Families. Chuck Keating was there to lead the band from Bishop Shanahan High School as they played for Pope Francis' arrival, while his wife, Kristin stayed with their son, Michael, who has cerebral palsy. "It was unbelievable, just even with him coming out of the airplane," recalled Chuck.

2 months ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Tracy Davidson |Emily Rose Grassi

As memories of Pope Francis are shared about his visit to the City of Brotherly Love in 2015 after his death on Monday, a mural on the side of a school is a permanent display of the historic trip. The mural, named The Sacred Now: Faith and Family in the 21st Century, is located on the side of St. Malachy Catholic School on the 1000 block of West Thompson Street in North Philadelphia.

2 months ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Tracy Davidson |Emily Rose Grassi

When Pope Francis made a visit to Philadelphia in 2015, his appearance brought big crowds just hoping to catch a glimpse of the Holy Father. For one family from Delaware County, they got a face-to-face blessing from the Pope that they will never forget. "I just remember waking up at four in the morning. I was little so I was like, 'What are we doing?' I didn't know who he was back then but I said, 'Sounds important,' Conall Harvey said.

Mar 19, 2025 | nbcphiladelphia.com | Tracy Davidson

A data breach involving the Pennsylvania State Education Association has impacted more than 500,000 people. PSEA said an investigation wrapped up in February into the breach happened last July. People who were impacted were notified about the data breach on Monday. PSEA said people's driver's license or state ID, social security numbers, banking information, passport numbers and medical information were taken.