A 26‑year‑old man surrendered Thursday in the killing of a West Philadelphia woman who was caught in the crossfire, marking a third arrest in the case.

Action News footage shows Philadelphia officers striking a parked SUV during a chase on April 25; Internal Affairs has opened a probe and the city's risk office is handling a claim.

Friends say a popular local barber told a companion "I can't no more" before disappearing; crews shifted from rescue to recovery near the Linden Avenue boat ramp.

A stolen load of cooking oil leaked through Hellertown, leaving slick roads and prompting police to ask residents to check security-camera footage. Investigators are hunting for the vehicle and suspects.

A 28-year-old Pete's Pizza delivery driver was shot and killed after leaving an order at a vacant unit in the Raymond Rosen Homes; police are investigating.

Police recovered a sanitation truck stolen from a Grays Avenue garage and took two people into custody on N. 41st Street in West Philadelphia.

A motorcyclist died in a high-speed crash on Haldeman Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia, and police say speed may have been a factor.

A 16-year-old has been charged after a 15-year-old was shot and killed in Haws Alley; investigators recovered video and weapon evidence tying a suspect to the scene.

A 16-year-old was wounded near Fitler Academics Plus in Germantown Wednesday morning; the school was briefly put on a precautionary lockdown while police investigated.

The Pennsylvania attorney general charged a Carlisle manure hauler and its owner after a June 2021 spill of food-processing residuals contaminated Greencastle-area wells. Officials say the release was never reported to regulators.

A Philadelphia police officer was hospitalized with a leg injury after being struck while directing traffic outside a Phillies game. Details remain limited.

A multi-vehicle crash at West County Line Road and Greene Avenue in Warminster left at least one person dead Wednesday. Police are asking witnesses to call 215-672-1000.

Jennifer Griffin will leave Temple on June 30 after nearly four years leading public safety, drawing praise for reforms and criticism over officer staffing.