A house fire in Lebanon County resulted in the death of a one-year-old and injuries to four others, including three children and a 59-year-old who suffered second-degree burns.

A man was arrested in Townsend, Delaware, for stabbing another during a confrontation at a Valero gas station. The suspect, Thomas Watson, faces several felony charges. The victim, aged 36, is hospitalized. Watson is held on a $50,000 secured bond.

Philadelphia is set for a sunny day with highs of 86 degrees but a code orange air quality alert is in effect for sensitive groups due to high pollution levels. Evening brings a low of 62 with light east winds and a clear night.

A Philadelphia woman, Holly Sadowski, faces charges for stealing social security benefits of a homicide victim, with the victim's body found under concrete in a home.

Delaware State Police search for two suspects after a man was robbed at gunpoint in Edgemoor. The incident occurred on September 12 at a traffic signal.

A skimming device was found at a Sheetz gas station in Lancaster County, prompting police to advise residents to check their bank statements for fraud.

PennDOT plans to start a $1.6 million pedestrian improvement project along State Street in Hermitage, PA, expected to cause traffic delays from September 2024 to July 2025.

A fire in Philadelphia's Frankford neighborhood was subdued by firefighters after causing evacuations and power outages, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Police in Bucks County are investigating a suspected theft ring after multiple electronics were stolen from doorsteps, with the thefts often involving FedEx-delivered AT&T devices.

Streets Commissioner Kristin Del Rossi in Philadelphia announced a milling and paving schedule with temporary road closures and parking restrictions in the 4th Highway District from September 16-20, to occur during daytime to minimize disruption.

SEPTA faces a $240 million deficit, threatening service cuts and fare hikes. Philadelphia officials seek $161 million in state aid to prevent the crisis.

A bullet found at Wissahickon High School led to early dismissal and a police search. Another unrelated incident involved a shell casing. Increased police presence was assured, with no ongoing threat identified.

A Philadelphia man was sentenced to over 11 years for multiple carjackings targeting ride-share drivers, occurring in August 2022. The case was investigated by the ATF and local police.