Missing person Nasir Harris from Philadelphia has been located after a search; he had been missing since June 20.

Byberry Road in Philadelphia to undergo resurfacing starting July 8, part of the Citywide Resurfacing CW110 Project, with expected completion by July 2024, causing road closures and parking restrictions.

PennDOT announces nighttime lane restrictions in Pittsburgh for sign structure work, affecting I-376 and Route 51, with Charles J. Merlo, Inc. crews conducting measurements.

Philadelphia Police are seeking public assistance to identify a man who robbed a Dollar General store on June 15, brandishing a knife when confronted.

Donavon Parish pleaded guilty to cyberstalking and making threats towards Jewish institutions in Pennsylvania, facing up to 15 years in prison and a $1.5 million fine.

Philadelphia police seek suspects in a spree of over 40 vehicle break-ins, primarily along Henry Ave, Summit Ave, and Autumn River Run, involving four unidentified males and a Black Mercedes SUV.

The FBI in Philadelphia emphasizes its commitment to civil rights and hate crime prevention during Pride Month, highlighting the importance of partnerships and a responsive approach to incidents.

The Delaware County Council presented the State of the County address, highlighting accomplishments in public safety, health, community projects, and environmental efforts.

PennDOT announces nighttime lane restrictions on Marietta Avenue in Lancaster County for the Centerville Road Interchange Project, urging drivers to consider alternate routes.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking public assistance in locating Courtney Gross, an endangered missing person last seen on June 9 in the 3xx block of W Woodlawn St.

The Philadelphia Police seek help locating Jason Scott, missing since June 15. Last seen on West Oxford Street, he’s 6'4" with a dragon tattoo on his left shoulder and a scroll on his chest.

The Philadelphia Police Department is increasing street patrols with the Elite Highway Patrol Unit to deter crime and illegal ATV use, also targeting unauthorized car meetups.

The Commonwealth Court ruled against Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner in a lawsuit challenging Act 40, which appoints a special prosecutor for SEPTA crimes. Krasner disagrees with the ruling.