Bucks County is planning its second annual Centenarian Luncheon for October 1, honoring local residents aged 100+, with community and county officials attending.

Philadelphia Police seek public help in finding Michael Martin, missing since August 27 from West Lehigh Avenue.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Aaron Bond, last seen in the Fifth District, described as a Black male wearing a gray sweatsuit and brown hat. Public advised not to approach, but call 911 with info.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find 14-year-old Sadeem Simmons, last seen in North Philadelphia on August 29. He is described as 5'8", 120 lbs, with brown eyes and black hair.

ICE Philadelphia extradited MS-13 gang leader Jose Alberto Zamora-Zamora to El Salvador to face violent crime charges.

Erin Cohen is missing from Philadelphia's 3rd District, last seen September 7, 2025. The 41-year-old woman's description has been released by police, who seek public assistance in the search.

A man turned himself in for vandalizing the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia, with charges pending as the investigation continues.

Philadelphia's Mayor Cherelle Parker signed a law mandating firearm dealers to post warnings about the illegalities and consequences of straw purchasing guns.

Camden County Police are searching for Amor Walker, a missing 16-year-old from Liberty Park, last seen wearing all black and known to frequent Centerville, Brooklawn, and Kensington.

Mayor Parker and philanthropists celebrate the renovation of the Salvation Army Red Shield Family Residence, honoring the Shellers for their contributions.

Governor Shapiro's administration approved SEPTA's use of $394 million in future capital funds to prevent service cuts through 2025-26, aiming to stabilize Pennsylvania transit amidst significant upcoming events.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding missing 13-year-old Jahmir Triggs-Cooper, last seen on E. Somerset Street. He's familiar with local transit routes. Tips can be directed to East Detectives Division or 911.

Philadelphia launched the Employer of Choice Initiative to honor local businesses contributing to workforce development and equitable economic growth.