Bensalem police say three people tied to a South American theft group were arrested after several home break-ins in the Neshaminy Valley.

A convicted Chambersburg OB/GYN returned to Franklin County court on March 31 as he presses a claim that his trial lawyer was ineffective. The hearing is the latest chapter in a case that dates to 2017.

Seventeen people were arrested after raids at a North Philadelphia coffee shop alleged to be a front for a decades‑long drug organization. Officials say officers seized drugs, firearms and cash during coordinated searches.

A small single-engine plane went down near Fluehr Park in Torresdale this afternoon. Initial reports say two people were aboard and officials say the situation is under investigation.

A 3-year-old boy is in critical condition after being shot overnight in Grays Ferry. Police say the shooting may have been accidental as detectives question multiple people.

Philadelphia police will brief the public Wednesday at 2 p.m. on multiple ATM scams reported in the city. Authorities will outline tactics and how to report suspicious activity.

A masked, pickax-wielding vandal has struck CKO Kickboxing's South Philly studio for a third time; surveillance video and police activity have left the business boarded up.

A Lancaster County man was sentenced to 43–100 years after pleading guilty to beating and injecting an informant with a lethal dose of fentanyl. Prosecutors say the killing followed cooperation with a shooting probe.

A federal jury found Harry Dallas guilty of manufacturing child pornography after prosecutors say he abused and filmed a 15‑year‑old runaway; sentencing is set for June 8.

A man was hospitalized in critical condition after a stabbing Tuesday night on the 1200 block of N. 27th Street in North Philadelphia.

A North Philadelphia man shot at least six times drove himself to a hospital; police recovered dozens of casings at the scene and say an investigation is underway.

Police say thieves stripped nearly 15,000 pounds of copper from an Infrasource yard in Plymouth Township, leaving about $400,000 in losses; three people were arrested and two suspects remain wanted.

A multiagency narcotics sweep led by Middletown Township police resulted in four arrests and the seizure of suspected fentanyl pills, cocaine, guns, cash and more. Authorities say the probe began in January and culminated with warrants in Philadelphia and New Jersey.