The Philadelphia Police seeks help locating Faith Howard, missing since July 16, last seen in Philadelphia and tracked to New York City. She is 5'5", 100 lbs, with public urged to contact East Detectives with information.

CBP officers in Philadelphia seized 73 pounds of ketamine from parcels originating in Europe, marking a concerning trend in drug trafficking attempts into South Florida.

Cortez Crawford was arrested for an armed robbery outside a Newark Dunkin'; he used a knife to steal a woman's purse and was later charged with felonies.

The Phillies are hosting a fan event on July 18 to celebrate being named the future hosts of the 2026 MLB All-Star Game, featuring The Roots and Phillies legends.

Heat advisory issued by NWS in Mount Holly, NJ, for high heat index values up to 104 degrees, affecting parts of Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify a disoriented elderly woman found on July 14 and locate her family. She's at Jefferson-Torresdale Hospital.

Philadelphia's CCME launched a boot camp to equip high schoolers with soft skills for city jobs, partnering with City's Fleet Services and Department of Public Property.

A Honduran man in the U.S. illegally pled guilty to possessing a firearm. He was previously convicted and on probation for a similar offense. His sentencing is set for October 22.

A heat advisory is in effect for the Philadelphia area with potential heat indices up to 103 degrees, urging precautions against heat-related illnesses.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking the public's help in finding Dwight Curtis Williams, a 71-year-old missing since June 14, 2025, last seen on North Shedwick Street.

Philadelphia has scheduled a public hearing on July 18th to discuss proposed parking regulation changes in Center City, with the details available on the city's website.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, warning of potential flash flooding due to heavy rainfall.

Macangelo Tillman was sentenced to six years in prison for conducting a real estate scam in Philadelphia, involving the fraudulent transfer of property titles.