Wilmington Police arrested Souleymane Fadiga for the fatal stabbing of Tyler Ponzo in November. Fadiga is charged with manslaughter and weapon possession.

Dayle Haddon, a model and actress, died from a suspected carbon monoxide leak at her daughter's property in Pennsylvania. Another person was hospitalized, and responders were exposed to the toxic gas.

Santos Mota-Ramirez faces multiple charges, including attempted homicide, after setting a fire in Allentown, PA, displacing 30 people and injuring seven.

Wilmington government announces service changes during New Year's, including office closures on Jan 1 and unchanged trash collection. Christmas tree disposal and free parking details are also shared.

A small flood led to a fire at Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Pennsylvania, requiring evacuation of critical patients. The fire has since been extinguished.

Philadelphians celebrated Hanukkah and Kwanzaa, with a menorah lighting in Rittenhouse Square and festivities at the African American Museum, promoting unity and resilience.

Philadelphia police are seeking a driver who fled after fatally hitting a pedestrian in South Philadelphia on Christmas Day. The victim, hit on East Snyder Avenue, died from severe head trauma. Witnesses described the car as a silver or tan sedan.

The "Bucks County Conversations" podcast provides insights into local governance, featuring interviews with figures like Sheriff Fred Harran and jury manager Morgan Grove.

Philadelphia City Council approved plans for a new 76ers arena and created a Chinatown Overlay District, while also confronting protests and advancing initiatives on prison oversight and streetlight improvements.

A winter weather advisory predicts a wintry mix Tuesday morning for Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, affecting travel with potential snow and ice accumulations.

Bucks County's "Code Blue" declaration activates emergency shelters due to cold temperatures, open from December 22 to December 24 to aid the homeless.

A 15-year-old girl, Angelique Holloman, was fatally shot in North Philadelphia, she was found with a gun, which she hadn't fired. No arrests have been made.

San Francisco appoints Cheryl Hill as Executive Director of the Office of Homeless Services to address homelessness, leveraging her 30+ years of experience in housing and policy development.