Philadelphia resumes water service shutoffs but offers assistance such as the Raise Your Hand initiative and tenant protections to help those unable to pay bills.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro proposes adding $5 million to the 2025-26 budget for disability support, highlighted during the Autism Awareness & Acceptance Walk.

DCCC Educational Foundation's Golf Classic is set for May 12, 2025, at White Manor Country Club to support student success.

Philadelphia Police are searching for a missing 12-year-old girl, Corrine Torrecne, last seen on the 6xx block of Garland St. She is 5'9", 140 lbs, and may frequent 21xx Sharswood St. They urge the public to contact them with any information.

One man died and two were wounded in a North Philadelphia shooting near Temple University. No arrests have been made; police seek a stolen Nissan sedan.

PennDOT urges Pennsylvanians to get REAL IDs before the May 7 enforcement date for air travel and access to federal facilities. Over 2.6 million residents already have theirs.

Philadelphia health officials notified of potential measles exposures at two hospital ERs, stressing the importance of MMR vaccination amid declining rates.

Philadelphia health officials alerted the public about a potential measles exposure in two hospitals and stressed the importance of vaccination due to declining rates.

An Arizona man pled guilty to multiple charges in a child pornography catfishing scheme that targeted young boys. He faces a minimum of 15 years in prison.

U.S. Marshals arrested Honduran national Orvin Alexis Lopez Torres in Upper Darby for a double stabbing; an ICE detainer was placed due to his unlawful status.

Charles J. Sylvester was convicted in Bucks County for multiple sexual offenses against a child over a three-year period. His bail was revoked, with sentencing pending an assessment.

The Pennsylvania State Police has fully implemented body-worn cameras for patrol officers ahead of schedule, improving transparency and modernizing patrol cars with new recorders.

The New Castle County Police commemorated National Sibling Day with a 1976 throwback photo of siblings in their 6th recruit class, inviting followers to spot them. The post served as both a nostalgic look back and a recruitment invitation.