Rashell Ortiz was sentenced to 20 months in prison for conducting an advance-fee fraud with Orvil Cataquet Jr., scamming people into paying for luxury goods that were never delivered.

Dr. Marla Holden was killed by a falling tree during a storm in the D.C. area while driving; her husband Wes remembered her as encouraging and impactful.

NFL owners voted to keep the "Tush Push" play in the game, despite controversy over its sportsmanship. The strategy, used effectively by the Eagles, has a high success rate in short-yardage situations.

Philadelphia Police request help finding Jayla Jolly, 14, last seen on Roosevelt Boulevard, with a description provided. The public is urged to report sightings.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Naasia Neal, 15, missing from the 22nd District since May 13, 2025. She's 5'0", 113 lbs., with black hair and brown eyes.

Two men, Yovany Basurto and Cristhian Vega-Guerra, were sentenced for illegally reentering the U.S. after deportation. They each received time served. U.S. Attorney Metcalf emphasized the increasing penalties for repeat offenses.

Pennsylvania offers free motorcycle safety classes, promoting rider safety and aiming to reduce road accidents through the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP).

Philadelphia Police seek help to locate Tamia Reeves, a missing 16-year-old last seen May 17 on North 26th St.

Ewuare Osayande was appointed Deputy Executive Director of the CPOC in Philadelphia, bringing extensive civil rights advocacy and policy reform experience.

An urgent search is underway for 84-year-old Margaret Burger in Philadelphia. Local police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating the missing woman, who was last seen in the area earlier this week.

Philadelphia Police seek help in finding Iris Norris-Robinson, missing since May 16 from North 11th Street. She is 32 with red and black braids, and was last seen wearing a white shirt and blue jeans.

The Department of Streets in Philadelphia has opened a new community space, thanking partners on social media and expressing hope that residents will enjoy the recreational and transportation hub.

Philadelphia's health department warns of tick-borne illnesses and urges year-round precautions and prompt tick removal for those enjoying outdoor spaces.