New Jersey's attorney general sued a Pennsylvania vendor, accusing him of using gun shows and online sales to move untraceable ghost‑gun kits into the state.

CBS News Philadelphia anchor Siafa Lewis says a phone call cost him $7,000. Banks and the FTC warn rising imposter scams rely on stolen one-time codes.

JPMorgan is committing $24 million to Philadelphia’s shipbuilding cluster, directing most of the funds to a $100M Navy Yard expansion tied to submarine work.

A corner rowhome near 60th and Spruce lost part of its outer wall early Wednesday, exposing rooms and scattering bricks. There were no injuries and investigators are on scene.

A packed town hall in Falls Township turned into a showdown as neighbors demanded answers about Amazon’s data center, generators and potential impacts on air, water and power.

Durkio, a 5-year-old emotional-support dog, was euthanized after intervening in a West Chester dog attack; the family says they will seek charges while the SPCA investigates.

A 20-year-old nanny waived a preliminary hearing after prosecutors say a 7-month-old in her care suffered repeated injuries; she now faces felony child-abuse counts.

A 37-year-old man was critically wounded in a shooting on Roosevelt Boulevard; police made an apprehension and the investigation is ongoing.

Troopers stopped a speeding van on the PA Turnpike and say they found more than 700 pounds of marijuana and 200 THC cartridges, worth an estimated $3.3 million.

CookNSolo will close three Federal Donuts & Chicken shops and three Goldie falafel locations in Center City by late July. Dozens of workers will be affected as the group retrenches.

Camden County prosecutors say four men were arrested in Brooklawn after arranging to meet who they thought was an underage girl — who was an undercover detective. Authorities announced charges July 14.

Upper Darby School District plans to tear down the closed Delaware County Memorial Hospital and redevelop the site as a career and technical education campus. Procurement and permitting are already moving forward.

Subaru is calling back 541,237 Ascent, Forester and Crosstrek SUVs after regulators found incorrect axle weight ratings on certification labels. Corrected overlay labels will be mailed or installed free by dealers.