A federal settlement would pay 36 drivers and require a public tracking system, more notice and stickers for relocated cars. A judge must still approve the deal.

A New Jersey driver whose blood tested at 1.5 ng/ml is due to stand trial Monday in Northampton County after the 2022 Route 33 crash that killed three family members.

A Feasterville house parent waived a preliminary hearing and is bound for trial after prosecutors say she had sex with and supplied guns to a 16‑year‑old in her care.

The twin towers at 1500 Market St. are under agreement to sell to local developers planning a major conversion that could include a high‑end hotel.

A 21-year-old was arrested after Lower Moreland police tied three break-ins at a Huntingdon Valley cannabis wholesaler to schemes that cost more than $77,000 in product and damage. Authorities say vehicles and an admission helped lead to charges.

The city will cover up to $2,000 toward funeral and burial costs for homicide victims, with applications opening March 1. The Office of the Victim Advocate will manage intake.

U.S. Marshals arrested 33-year-old Nicola Cutrone in Conshohocken on Feb. 24; he was wanted in a Nov. 30 Philadelphia shooting that struck a bystander.

Alveus Therapeutics extended its Series A to $197M and moved its U.S. headquarters to Philadelphia to accelerate development of its obesity drug programs.

Philadelphia police released video after a man allegedly pepper‑sprayed a 22‑year‑old during a Center City rally; detectives are asking the public for tips.

Chester County will redesign the century‑old Downingtown Trestle Bridge and fold it into the Chester Valley Trail. Inspections start soon and design funding is in place.

A Philadelphia police officer was shot Sunday; the department is investigating and the officer is being treated, early reports say.

Historic Philadelphia has expanded its 'History Makers' and Benstitute training for America's 250th, bringing more costumed interpreters and storytellers to Old City this summer.

A York County bald eagle brought to Raven Ridge died after tests confirmed lethal lead levels; rehabilitators are urging hunters and anglers to use non-lead alternatives.