Philadelphia police are searching for a male suspect who broke into Tela's Market and stole several bottles of liquor. The burglary occurred on March 12, and the suspect is visible in released surveillance footage.

Two vandals targeted Cray Taste restaurant in Old City, damaging property but failing to steal anything as police seek their identities. In a separate incident, a West Haven restaurant owner is in legal trouble over a firearm linked to a shooting.

The FBI's IC3 report for 2023 shows a spike in cybercrimes with over 880,000 complaints and losses exceeding $12.5 billion. Phishing, data breaches, and investment scams, particularly in cryptocurrency, were prominent.

U.S. Marshals arrested 18-year-old Ahnile Buggs for a Philadelphia bus stop shooting that wounded eight, finding him in a west Philadelphia home with a possible weapon.

A Philadelphia man faces life in prison for firearms and drug trafficking offenses following an indictment detailing charges for possession with intent to distribute meth and illegal firearms possession.

Battalion Chief John Garrow, a dedicated Philadelphia firefighter of 32 years, passed away during duty. His funeral services are scheduled with public viewings on March 12 and 13, concluding with burial at Washington Crossing National Cemetery.

Students at Northeast High School resume classes following a bus stop shooting that injured eight. The school offers counseling and increases police presence for safety.

Philadelphia’s SEPTA bus riders face increased danger due to a surge in shootings, prompting TWU Local 234 to suggest deploying the National Guard for safety.

A woman's feet were amputated after her boyfriend pushed her onto train tracks at a NYC subway. He was later arrested and charged with attempted murder and assault.

A New Jersey police officer was hospitalized after being shot while responding to a domestic violence call in Hamilton Township. Another person was also shot; details remain limited as the investigation continues.

ICE repatriated Albanian fugitive Leonard Mnela to face charges in Albania, after he illegally entered the U.S. and was convicted of various international crimes.

A Philadelphia home care worker, Felipe L. Santos, was convicted of defrauding Medicaid for $4,200 by billing for care while the patient was hospitalized.

Pennsylvania AG Michelle Henry reports the jailing of a Philadelphia man and the conviction of a Northampton County man in separate child pornography cases.