Philadelphia's TreePhilly program offers free yard trees to residents, with registration required for upcoming giveaways at two events in October. Volunteer opportunities and planting assistance are also available.

Police seek a male suspect after a triple shooting on a SEPTA bus in Philadelphia, with three wounded and the public advised to avoid the armed individual.

Philadelphia Police are seeking the public's help to identify suspects involved in a robbery and carjacking at a gas station, with a video released for leads.

Firefighters managed a substantial rowhome fire in South Philadelphia, with the scene under control by 6:50 p.m. and no injuries reported, though the blaze's cause is under investigation.

Philadelphia Police are searching for two suspects involved in a shooting on West Allegheny Avenue that left a teen critically wounded on a Septa bus.

A chiropractor's practice, Healing Place, settled for $170,000 over alleged fraudulent Medicare billing involving Sanexas devices.

Aqua Services, Inc. settled with the U.S. Attorney's Office following ADA complaints, agreeing to improve access for disabled customers to its telephone service line.

Philadelphia Police seek help in locating Arianna Palmer, 16, missing since September 27 from North 8th Street, known to visit Kingsessing Avenue area.

Philadelphia's weather forecast promises a sunny week with brief showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the 60s and 70s, and nighttime lows in the high 40s to low 50s.

Philadelphia will face street closures and parking restrictions due to milling and paving in the 1st and 4th Highway Districts starting on October 7, 2024. The Department of Streets advises residents of upcoming work and possible delays.

Delaware State Police are seeking the public's help to find two non-compliant sex offenders, David Holmes and Eric Johnson, and are offering rewards for information.

The Delaware State Police arrested Antonio Young for alleged drug offenses in Lincoln, after finding drugs, ammunition, and paraphernalia at a residence.

John "Johnny Doc" Dougherty, ex-leader of IBEW Local 98, started his 6-year prison term for bribery and embezzlement, after being denied a delay for his surrender date.