Lawrence Ansley from Bryn Mawr has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of indecent exposure and related charges linked to incidents at stores in Montgomery County.

Philadelphia announces road closures and parking restrictions for the 2025 Mummers Parade on New Year's Day, urging residents to plan ahead for traffic changes.

Philadelphia opens the 2025 KCR Fund grant application period focusing on healing communities affected by the opioid crisis with a participatory funding model.

A Camden man pleaded guilty to two carjackings in South Philadelphia from November 2023 and brandishing a firearm during the crimes. His sentencing is set for March 2025.

Philadelphia tax officials are resuming door-to-door visits to resolve tax issues, after sending multiple notices, and aim to assist taxpayers rather than enforce harshly.

Rex Heuermann faces an additional murder charge for the death of Valerie Mack, in the Gilgo Beach case, while his lawyers contest his innocence and the prosecution's evidence.

A six-member family theft ring was sentenced for catalytic converter thefts in the Delaware Valley, with ringleader Michael Williams getting 2.5-5 years in prison.

The Philadelphia Police are searching for Imani Ayala, 14, last seen on SEPTA's platform at 52nd and Market Streets. She is 5'1", 165 lbs, and was wearing a gray hoodie and black pants.

Wilmington Police are investigating a shooting on Jefferson Street where a 37-year-old man was wounded and taken to hospital in stable condition. They are seeking public assistance for leads.

Two suspects stole eight Rolex watches from a Zales Outlet in Philadelphia Mills Mall using a sledgehammer; no injuries were reported and no arrests have been made yet.

Three teens were shot near an ice rink in Philadelphia during an argument; one suspect, also a teen, is in custody. Witnesses recount chaos, while police urge public assistance.

Philadelphia homeowners have been sent their 2025 property tax bills and are encouraged to pay early to avoid extra charges and ensure funding for local services.

Philadelphia City Council Committee approves legislation for a $1.3 billion Sixers arena, marking a key economic development, as praised by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker.