The Algoma Verity cargo ship, stuck in the Delaware River, was refloated and moored at Tioga Marine Terminal; its grounding cause is under investigation.

The Philadelphia Green Schools Program is providing up to $2,500 for local schools to pursue sustainability projects, with an interactive showcase for students and community involvement.

Philadelphia celebrates the return of Engine 6 in Port Richmond after 16 years, enhancing local emergency response with funding from FEMA and eliciting a positive reaction from the community.

S&P Global Ratings upgraded Philadelphia's credit rating to 'A+' - the city's highest in over 40 years - indicating improved financial health and potentially lower borrowing costs.

The OYO report accuses the PJJSC of excessive seclusion use, a claim disputed by DHS despite concerns over investigation thoroughness and seclusion documentation accuracy.

Philadelphia man, Mason Williams-Surzano, sentenced to nine years for two armed carjackings in December 2023, is to undergo five years supervised release post-imprisonment.

Philadelphia faces a cold weather spell with gusty winds and a chance of snow Friday night, with chilly temperatures set to continue into the next week. A Special Weather Statement warns of low water levels on the Delaware River affecting navigation.

Zillow's report predicts Philadelphia will be among the top five housing markets in 2025 due to its strong job market and demand for affordably priced homes.

Tyrone Wise, 34, received a five-year prison sentence for arson after pleading guilty to setting fire to SunRay Drugs Pharmacy in Philadelphia during unrest on May 31, 2020.

Wilmington police arrested two men, Brown and Latham, for drug-related charges after finding narcotics and seizing cash during a bust on West 8th Street.

Bucks County issues a 'Code Blue' due to severe cold, opening shelters for residents to seek warmth from below 20-degree temperatures until January 10th.

PennDOT has reduced highway speed limits to 45 mph in the Philadelphia area due to a winter storm and advises motorists to stay off the roads if possible, while also reminding them to carry emergency kits.

SEPTA in Philadelphia is fixing an issue with some transit passes being wrongly declined and has instructed staff to let affected customers ride while the problem is resolved.