A judge cleared former 1199C president Chris Woods after a nonjury trial over a 2019 union-hall renovation alleged to have funded local campaigns. The ruling ends a protracted state prosecution.

Project HOME used a $25 million lead gift to link hospitals with recovery housing and case managers for unhoused patients with complex medical needs.

DHS bought the former Big Lots warehouse in Tremont and plans a multi‑thousand‑bed ICE center; Pennsylvania regulators have blocked water and sewer while plans and appeals play out.

A New Britain Borough man was charged after prosecutors say he used X’s Grok to make dozens of AI‑generated images of minors. The arrest follows NCMEC cybertips and a Bucks County probe.

Two Philadelphia men were sentenced after prosecutors say they lured and ambushed a homeowner in Ivyland in a premeditated online 'honeytrap.'

An Exton man was arrested after police say he posted threatening messages directed at St. Pius X Church and school in Broomall. Authorities say there's no active public danger but the parish is under extra security.

Brauhaus Schmitz is turning South Street into Philly’s World Cup headquarters June 11–July 19 with indoor screenings, block parties and limited reserved seating.

A Bucks County man was sentenced after posing as a teen on Roblox and coaxing explicit photos from minors, prosecutors say.

Two firefighters were treated at the scene after a late-night rowhome blaze on the 2700 block of Oakdale Street; officials say the cause is under investigation.

Once a small neighborhood march, Delco Pride now fills Media's State Street with a parade on Saturday and a large festival in Upper Darby next weekend.

A 26‑year‑old man surrendered Thursday in the killing of a West Philadelphia woman who was caught in the crossfire, marking a third arrest in the case.

A homeowners camera caught a black bear in the Holland section of Northampton Township, prompting police and wildlife officials to monitor sightings and a school to keep students indoors.

A Pittsburgh shopper says filling out the Lowe’s receipt survey nearly led to a payment request on a fake site; consumer groups and Lowe’s warn how to spot the bait.