Seven individuals in Pennsylvania have been charged for running a substantial gun and drug trafficking operation, as announced by the District Attorney's Office.

Pat's King of Steaks in Philadelphia reopens with a new menu, including breakfast sandwiches and chicken cheesesteaks, while maintaining its historic culinary traditions.

Philadelphia Police are searching for a missing 13-year-old boy, Cameron Wint, last seen on April 11, 2024, in North Philadelphia. He is 5'6" with brown eyes and black hair. The police and family are concerned for his well-being.

Racist and anti-Semitic graffiti was found on a city-owned building in Harrisburg, leading to a condemnation by the mayor and an ongoing police investigation.

Two separate shootings in Philadelphia left two men critically injured; one was shot in West Philadelphia, the other at a North Philadelphia restaurant. No arrests have been made, and the motives are unclear.

Philadelphia celebrates the efforts of the PHL TCB Clean Corridors Program, noting improved cleanliness and community engagement along commercial corridors, supported by Amazon and local businesses.

A woman was killed by a runaway steel drum at a construction site near the University of Pittsburgh; the drum broke free, rolled down a hill, and struck her.

Philadelphia prepares for the 45th Broad Street Run with 40,000 participants, set to take place rain or shine.

Philadelphia's weather forecast indicates cloudy skies, a slight chance of drizzle today, 50% chance of rain tonight, and increased likelihood of showers over the weekend.

Philadelphia police seek a man caught on a home security camera brandishing a gun on a porch; he wore an "ESSENTIALS" hoodie and is associated with a light-color Nissan Versa.

Philadelphia Police are searching for 14-year-old Kalila Davenport, missing since Thursday morning from Algard Street. She's described as 5'5" and was last seen wearing a black hoodie and jeans.

John Rowe Jr. pleaded guilty to attempted espionage, while Philadelphia may ticket heavily tinted car windows as part of a new quality-of-life ordinance.

Philadelphia completes the Adams Solar project, providing 25% of the city's municipal power, locking in fixed energy rates, with goals to further expand renewable energy usage and create jobs.