The Philadelphia Police are seeking public help to find Reginald Johnson, a missing 62-year-old man last seen on February 15, with plans to visit New York.

A 9-year-old boy was struck on the 800 block of 56th Street and is in stable condition at CHOP. Police are searching for a burgundy Honda Crosstour with mismatched panels.

A New Jersey house fire, likely started by a lithium-ion battery, killed a 92-year-old woman and injured two others. The blaze was accidental and occurred in an outdoor storage area.

Cristian Rojas Benitez was sentenced to 14 months in prison for assaulting an HSI agent with his vehicle during his arrest for immigration violations.

A man was shot and killed while sitting in a car on the 1500 block of West Boston Street in North Philadelphia; police are asking for tips.

The NWS predicts a mix of rain and snow in Philadelphia, with a 90% chance of precipitation tonight and possible slippery conditions. The forecast includes mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the low to mid-30s.

PennDOT awarded $2 million to modernize SEPTA’s T5 (former Route 36) along Elmwood Avenue, funding new low‑floor vehicles, stations, signal upgrades and pedestrian safety work.

A Schuylkill Haven woman was charged after prosecutors say she posed as an Eagles Autism Foundation worker and sold nonexistent game tickets. Investigators say victims paid through peer-to-peer apps and never got transfers or refunds.

The Philadelphia City Controller found that nearly all speed cushions near schools from 2023 to 2025 were improperly installed, posing safety risks and vehicle damage.

A cluster of five late-night robberies in South Philadelphia left victims injured and e-bikes stolen. Detectives say surveillance footage may help identify suspects.

Philadelphia has begun the 2026 tax season, offering expanded support for residents and businesses to file returns, including direct deposit for quicker refunds, free tax assistance, and extended customer service hours.

Phoenixville Fire Department extinguished a car fire on Kenalcon Drive, preventing spread to nearby structures. No injuries reported; cause under investigation.

A 20-year-old patient treated at CHOP says a new FDA‑approved CRISPR therapy left him pain‑free, highlighting a local step in sickle‑cell care.