Philadelphia experienced light snow and cold winds on New Year's Day, with a high near freezing and wind chills down to 19 degrees Fahrenheit. Conditions may improve later in the week.

Pemberton Township Mayor Jack Tompkins resigns amid allegations of sexual harassment and creating a toxic work environment, as insurance coverage ceases.

Philadelphia faces a windy day with gusts up to 50 mph, and a wind advisory remains until 1 PM. There is potential for minor disruptions and power outages.

Philadelphia Police seek public assistance in locating endangered 17-year-old Annalise Agosto, missing since December 21 from E Hilton St. Call 215-686-3243 or 911 with info.

Philadelphia's Department of Streets warns of icy roads and advises caution while driving, recommending SEPTA for travel and providing updates on safety measures.

A 45-year-old woman died in a collision involving a pickup truck and a sedan on an icy Philadelphia road; the truck driver and a passenger sustained non-critical injuries. No charges have been filed yet.

A man shot the mother of his children and then himself during a Christmas custody exchange in Upper Darby, PA. The children, present during the incident, are safe but traumatized.

Philadelphia's L&I ISC issued stop-work orders to over 80 projects linked to unlicensed contractor Elegance Group, reinforcing construction safety and integrity.

A winter weather advisory is in effect in Philadelphia until 10 AM due to freezing drizzle and icy conditions, with potential travel hazards and power outages.

Philadelphia sues Pharmacy Benefit Managers and insulin manufacturers for allegedly colluding to inflate insulin prices, affecting the city's healthcare plan and residents.

Philadelphia prepares for New Year's Eve with road closures, a concert featuring LL Cool J, and strict safety measures, including drone restrictions and thorough security checks.

Philadelphia Police seek info on missing person Mark Burton from the 22nd District, last seen November 29, 2025, on Girard Ave. Call 215-686-3093 with tips.

Valentin Lubinski was sentenced to 20 years for sexually exploiting minors and producing child pornography, with the FBI investigating and Project Safe Childhood part of the initiative.