A Philadelphia police officer was injured in a collision near the South Philly Sports Complex after a suspected DUI driver collided with their car. The incident happened during the Eagles playoff game, and the driver is now in custody.

A Philadelphia officer was hospitalized after being hit by a vehicle; an arrest has been made, and investigation is ongoing. The incident occurred near an NFL playoff game.

The Camden County Police Department is searching for missing Luznereida Alvarez Perez, 29, and her niece Eyleen, 4, last seen in Newark and possibly in Camden.

Delaware Valley is facing a severe cold snap, with a Cold Weather Advisory in effect from Monday evening to Wednesday noon, warning of wind chills as low as -7°F.

A thief broke into Termini Brothers Bakery in Philadelphia, stealing cash and bags of change, but leaving desserts untouched. Police are investigating the incident.

A winter storm warning for Philadelphia area forecasts 4-6 inches of snow, advising caution for difficult travel and dropping temperatures post-storm.

Philly warns of road closures on January 18 due to the 2025 People's March, affecting areas around City Hall and the Philadelphia Museum of Art from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Bucks County issued a "Code Blue" alert due to extreme cold, activating shelters in Quakertown, Doylestown, and Yardley for vulnerable individuals from Sunday to Friday, January 24.

Anjela Borisova Urumova pled guilty to making false allegations of abduction and assault in Bucks County, leading to an innocent man's wrongful detention. Sentencing is pending a pre-sentence investigation.

The Philadelphia 76ers are renewing their commitment to South Philly for their arena, affecting economic plans for both South Philadelphia and Market East, with Councilman Harrity adopting a hopeful perspective on future developments.

Philadelphia's Owner-Occupied Payment Agreement (OOPA) helps homeowners settle property tax debts in affordable monthly installments, protecting their homes from liens and tax sales.

Patrick Dugan, ex-Municipal Court Judge, announces his candidacy for Philadelphia's DA, criticizing incumbent Larry Krasner's approach to crime and pledging a tougher stance.

Philadelphia recognizes fourteen companies for their efforts in workforce development and skills promotion, acknowledging them as Employers of Choice. These businesses are celebrated for supporting economic mobility and creating quality jobs.