Barber Richard Doerrmann was arrested for installing a hidden camera in Gino’s Barbershop's restroom in Mantua Township, with charges including invasion of privacy.

Police say a Dillsburg daycare assistant shoved a 1-year-old's head to a nap mat and struck the child; she was cited on harassment charges. The center did not immediately comment.

PennDOT launched Community Charging funding and will direct $100M in NEVI funds to help local hosts build public EV chargers, starting in southeastern Pennsylvania.

A ShotSpotter alert in Norristown last Friday exposed rival sex‑trafficking operations; two men were arrested and booked without bail. Investigators recovered a stolen Acura and firearms.

A Kennett Square man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he struck a baby in June 2024 and the child later died. Sentencing is pending in Chester County.

Old City Kava Co. opened in Old City with kava, botanical drinks and late‑night sober programming that positions it between coffee shops and bars.

The Diocese of Camden settles with over 300 clergy abuse survivors for $180 million, requiring court approval and measures for prevention and transparency.

Lehigh County DA Gavin Holihan found an Allentown officer justified in a Jan. 11 shooting at the former Good Shepherd hospital. The woman survived and no charges will be filed.

PennDOT reminded parents that learner drivers must complete 65 supervised hours before taking the road test, including night and bad-weather practice.

The NWS issued a dense fog advisory for Philadelphia until 10 AM with potential travel hazards, and a code orange air quality alert for sensitive groups. Rain likely today with continued precipitation chances throughout the week.

Philadelphia Police are seeking public assistance in locating missing 40-year-old Sheniya Ruth Pearson, last seen on Frankford Ave on February 12, 2023.

The FDA has expanded a peanut butter recall to 40 states due to potential contamination with pieces of blue plastic, classifying it as Class 2, which may cause temporary illness.

State police say a report of statutory rape involving a 17‑year‑old from Elverson is under investigation after a report was filed at the Embreeville barracks.