A 12-year-old in Lancaster County was struck by a vehicle while crossing to a school bus with lights on and stop sign out. The child had non-life-threatening injuries and the driver stayed on scene. Police investigation is ongoing.

Yaniv Gola from Philadelphia was sentenced to 16 months for making threatening, antisemitic, and Islamophobic calls. He pled guilty to interstate communication of threats.

A Vermont man, Patrick Knauss, was sentenced to over 22 years for producing and distributing child pornography as part of an online exploitation scheme.

Ex-restaurant owner Giuseppina Leone received a 21-month prison sentence for fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 relief loans.

Luz Saez is wanted by Lancaster authorities for endangerment and involuntary manslaughter following her infant's death due to co-sleeping complications and drug use.

A 75-year-old woman was critically injured in Philadelphia after a school bus struck her in East Germantown. The collision occurred at a crosswalk during a left turn.

Philadelphia's Office of Public Safety has started a door-to-door campaign to prevent drug overdoses by distributing resources and education in affected areas.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find 13-year-old Jahiyah Branch, last seen early Sunday, and urge those with information to contact Central Detectives Division.

Philadelphia's weather forecast predicts a sunny high near 76 degrees today, with consistently pleasant conditions and temperatures in the 60s and 70s through the weekend.

Cody Kirk McInnis of Bristol Township, 25, was sentenced to 10-20 years for illegal firearms sales after pleading guilty to multiple felonies in Bucks County.

Philadelphia officials celebrated the groundbreaking of the $20.6 million Barrett Playground renovation aiming to enhance the community's sense of pride.

In Southwest Philadelphia, a stray bullet struck a man sitting on his porch, leaving him injured but stable. No arrests have been made, but police found spent shell casings nearby.

Pennsylvania Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor concluded his state community college tour at CCP, focusing on job opportunities for graduates and promoting recruitment for his department.