The audit of Philadelphia's Charter School Office shows compliance with state laws but recommends improvements, including external review involvement and more frequent admission lottery audits.

Philadelphia is clearing a homeless encampment on Kensington Avenue for public health and safety, with affected individuals offered housing and treatment support.

A woman's body was found in the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia, prompting an ongoing investigation by local authorities. The identity and cause of death are currently unknown.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker of Philadelphia will discuss the city's budget plan for 2025 and a five-year strategy at Kensington's Rock Ministries as part of her 'One Philly' initiative.

Mississippi man Darrell McBeath was sentenced to 130 months for intending to distribute methamphetamine after pleading guilty. His case highlights regional drug issues near the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians.

Philadelphia expects thunderstorms and minor coastal flooding, with a mix of sunny spells and increasing chances of rain and thunderstorms throughout the week. A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for low-lying areas.

Philadelphia residents must pay a School Income Tax on unearned income by April 15 to fund local schools, which includes dividends and gambling winnings but excludes regular savings interest.

Philadelphia police are searching for a suspect in a gunpoint carjacking that occurred at an Exxon station. The stolen vehicle is a silver 2009 Dodge Nitro with PA plates. The male suspect was armed and wore a burgundy hoodie and black vest.

A quadruple shooting in Southwest Philly leaves an 18-year-old dead and critically injures another teen, with no arrests made and the motive still unknown.

Millersville University student Benjamin Wallace faces felony charges for sexual contact with and sending explicit images to a 13-year-old girl, after being spotted at Penn Manor High School.

A man was fatally shot at Antonio Grocery in Harrisburg, marking the sixth homicide in the city this year. The store has a history of violence, and authorities are seeking leads.

A Philadelphia cop shot a cane corso to stop a dog attack; an investigation ensues. The officer is on leave, the victim is stable, and the dog's origin is under scrutiny.

A Montgomery County woman faces a 32-count indictment for defrauding FEMA of over $1.5 million after Hurricane Ida, using forged documents to obtain funds fraudulently.