Kimberly Lawson was sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding her employer and the SBA of over $273,000, including embezzlement and fraudulent loan applications.

Montgomery County initiates emergency protocols due to severe cold, urging residents to help vulnerable neighbors and providing the Your Way Home Call Center as a resource for shelter.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Samir Jubilee, 12, last seen on Yocum Street. He's 5'2", about 100lbs, wearing striped pants and a dark sweater.

Frost advisory in effect until 9 AM in Philadelphia, with temperatures as low as 30°F threatening outdoor plants. Sunny and warmer weather expected later.

Shira joins Philadelphia's PHL Service Design Studio, bringing her diverse background in fields like library science and Russian to enhance city services through collaborative design.

City Controller Christy Brady is elected as the new chair of the Philadelphia Gas Commission, poised to shape the future of PGW and its service to over 525,000 customers.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes a mix of conditions, with showers, thunderstorms, and variable winds throughout the week, and temperatures ranging from the low 40s to near 80 degrees.

Philadelphia Police seek information on missing 20-year-old Faith Jackson, last seen at her residence; public urged to contact detectives or 911 with info.

Philadelphia's weekend weather forecast includes rain, brisk winds, and a high of 44 degrees, with improved conditions expected by Sunday. Next week will see partly sunny days and possible rain on Monday night.

The Philadelphia School District failed to match federal funds for the GEAR UP program, with a $2.17 million shortfall, risking future funding and noncompliance issues.

During National Crime Victims' Rights Week, the PCCD and various advocacy organizations back Governor Shapiro's proposed $9 million boost to VCAP, highlighting the importance of supporting crime victims in Pennsylvania.

Tyree Wallace, wrongfully convicted in 1997, has sued Philadelphia and retired detectives, alleging his conviction was based on coerced testimony. He founded nonprofits in prison and seeks justice for others wronged by the system.

Sheriff Harran disagrees with Commissioners Harvie and Marseglia's decision to end the School Resource Officer program at Central Bucks West High School, stating it was successful and done without consultation.