Stopping human trafficking: SEPTA launches new campaign
SEPTA announced Tuesday it will start showing the hotline to report human trafficking on all of its digital screens.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: Shopping
Stopping human trafficking: SEPTA launches new campaign
CBS PhiladelphiaUP NEXT
-
Authorities in Bucks County pursued two horses on the loose
CBS Philadelphia -
Eagles' owner Jeffrey Lurie super excited for future of team
CBS Philadelphia -
Meet the New Jersey teacher with 425K TikTok followers spreading positivity
CBS Philadelphia -
Philadelphia students protest outside school district headquarters
CBS Philadelphia -
Philadelphia tap water officially safe for all uses following chemical spill: city officials
CBS Philadelphia -
Gallen of Questions Podcast, Episode 15: Paul Hembekides
CBS Philadelphia -
Philadelphia officials say tap water is safe after Bucks County chemical spill
CBS Philadelphia -
Exclusive: Security video of deadly shooting near Nicetown high school
CBS Philadelphia -
Jewish Family and Children's Service held ceremony introducing daffodil garden
CBS Philadelphia -
Sixers annual autism inclusion basketball clinic
CBS Philadelphia -
Philadelphia LGBTQIA+ mourns loss of prominent leader
CBS Philadelphia -
Philadelphia police say officer didn't use racial slurs in traffic stop
CBS Philadelphia -
Jason Wingard resigns as Temple University's president
CBS Philadelphia -
Kenney says he doesn't regret Philadelphia tap water messaging after chemical spill
CBS Philadelphia -
Neighbors find strength after West Reading candy factory explosion
CBS Philadelphia -
New research says losing weight benefits your heart even if regained
CBS Philadelphia
