Dr. Maneesh Ailawadi agreed to pay $45,000 to settle claims of false billing for incomplete EGDs at Steward Easton Hospital, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Willow Grove Park Mall in Pennsylvania enacts a policy requiring minors to be accompanied by adults during certain hours to foster a family-friendly atmosphere.

A paraprofessional at East Pennsboro Elementary School was fired and charged with assaulting a non-verbal autistic student, leaving him bruised. Witnesses reported her physical aggression. She faces child endangerment and assault charges.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding missing 70-year-old Cornell Davis Jr, last seen on Chestnut Street, possibly endangered due to age and health concerns.

Philadelphia's Streets Department plans to mill and pave several city roads, causing temporary daytime closures and parking restrictions from September 30 to October 4, 2024.

A local woman died in a single-vehicle crash in Dover after her car hit several objects and she was ejected. Delaware State Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Students in Cheltenham Township were targeted by robbers while waiting for school buses, with one theft reported and more attempted. Authorities and schools are responding to ensure safety.

A 14-year-old girl was killed by a hit-and-run driver in West Philadelphia, and the police are searching for the suspect and the dark-colored sedan involved.

The Philadelphia Police Department seeks public assistance to find missing juvenile Julines Santana, last seen on September 20, 2024, on N.7th Street.

Two PennDOT District 2 employees received the Star of Excellence Award, recognizing their outstanding service and dedication to improving department operations and training.

Aramark employees at Philadelphia sports venues are striking for higher wages and better healthcare, impacting food services. The union criticizes Aramark's hour calculations, affecting benefits.

A shooting in Southwest Philadelphia left one man dead and three others injured. Police are investigating the incident and searching for the shooters.

Philadelphia woman Oksana Kredens was sentenced to 20 months in prison for her role in a Medicaid fraud scheme, including additional penalties and restitution.