Philadelphia agencies collaborate to create multilingual domestic abuse support resources, focusing on clear, user-friendly brochures and videos to aid diverse communities.

SEPTA in Philadelphia implements major service cuts affecting 800,000 commuters, with 32 bus routes eliminated and a fare increase planned. Potential rollback of cuts depends on funding from Harrisburg.

Police arrested a Newark man, Ra’shawn Owens, in Wilmington after a chase, finding a loaded gun and additional ammunition on him. He faces multiple firearm charges and was released on bail.

A Bucks County man, Jarred Easter, is accused of stalking a 14-year-old Florida social media influencer, sending her nude photos and obsessive emails, and confronting her father.

A Philadelphia man received a 28-month prison sentence for defrauding government agencies of over $1 million in benefits using stolen identities. He must also pay restitution and will have supervised release.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify a suspect in the assault and robbery attempt of a woman on South Street. The victim is stable; the male suspect fled the scene.

The Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find Ma'niyah Hall, 17, missing since August 19 from N Percy St. She may visit various public places. She was last seen wearing a white bodysuit, a red skirt, and silver flip-flops.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to locate Khai McCandless, 14, missing since May 30 from the 2800 block of Bridge Street and considered endangered.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to locate Tafeeq Purnel Williams, an 11-year-old boy missing from the city's 2nd District, last seen on Stenton Avenue.

Gerard Stokes was arrested for assaulting a police officer with an ATV, as part of the Making D.C. Safe and Beautiful initiative by the U.S. Marshals.

Philadelphia officials and Police Chief Bethel announced an arbitration award with the Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 5, including wage increases and benefits emphasizing officer well-being.

Philadelphia's deed recording fee supports local affordable housing, legal aid, and community safety programs, as outlined by the City's Department of Records.

SEPTA plans to reduce services and increase fares due to funding issues. From August 24, numerous bus routes will be cut or shortened, rail trips reduced by 20%, and fares will rise by 21.5% starting September 1.