Philadelphia's Streets Commissioner has announced street resurfacing impacting traffic and parking starting August 12, to be completed by month's end.

A man was fatally shot while driving on Roosevelt Boulevard in Philadelphia, causing a crash. Police found his bullet-ridden vehicle, but no witnesses or shell casings. The investigation closed the road for hours, with no arrests yet made.

PennDOT announces a week of road maintenance in Fayette County starting August 12, with possible detours and single-lane constraints, depending on weather and operational conditions. Drivers should use caution.

Pennsylvania has launched SUN Bucks, a program to feed children during summer when school meals are unavailable, aiming to aid families with benefits for fresh food.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation announced after-school programs for children aged 6-12, providing sports, arts, environmental education, and STEM activities starting September 9, 2024.

Two Nigerian men were extradited to the U.S. on charges including cyberstalking and money laundering related to a sextortion case causing a man's death.

Philadelphia completes property revaluation for 2025 and plans to expand homeowner tax relief programs, focusing on the economically fragile. Mayor Parker emphasizes fairness and the benefit to the school district's funding.

A man in New Jersey is charged with involuntary manslaughter and 40 counts of flying without a certificate following a crash that killed a student pilot.

Authorities are searching for Dream Bowden, a 12-year-old who went missing from her Philadelphia home on August 3rd. She has brown eyes, braided hair, and was last seen wearing blue jeans and a white t-shirt.

The Philadelphia Police are looking for David Slosberg, 88, missing from the 7th District. Last seen in a blue shirt and black pants, driving a 2016 Toyota Corolla with PA plate JYD9115.

The City of Philadelphia introduced the Hiring Bus, a mobile job recruitment center, to bring Civil Service job opportunities and application assistance into local communities.

A World War I Memorial in Philadelphia's Burholme neighborhood was vandalized with a pro-Hamas message, sparking local community outrage. The police are investigating the incident.

A Bethlehem man, Harold Daleus Jr., was sentenced to 20 years in prison for producing child pornography and related offenses, with a lifetime of supervised release to follow.