The Shapiro Administration has collaborated with local partners to restore Little Conestoga Creek, receiving over $4 million in state funds, emphasizing environmental and community benefits.

Philadelphia's Indego bike share program marks its 10th anniversary, celebrating over 8 million rides and a significant expansion since its launch in 2015.

Delaware County is implementing contingency plans for behavioral health services due to Crozer Hospital's closure, ensuring services remain uninterrupted.

Over 530 professionals converged in State College, Pennsylvania, for the CJAB Conference on criminal justice and behavioral health, focusing on collaboration and innovative approaches to public safety.

Philadelphia businesswoman Nyesha D. Paris was sentenced to 20 months in prison for multiple fraud schemes causing over $600,000 in losses. She must also pay restitution and serve supervised release.

The Philadelphia Police seek help in locating Lailah Campbell, a 13-year-old girl missing since April 11 from the 5700 block of Filbert Street. She is 5'7", has brown eyes, and was last seen in a camo hoodie and black cargo pants.

Two Colorado companies and their executives will pay $6 million to settle Medicare fraud allegations related to a genetic testing scheme involving unnecessary medical tests and kickbacks.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find Tyreene A Lyons, a missing 15-year-old last seen on Haverford Avenue. He has a tattoo on his left forearm and was wearing a gray hoodie, black pants, and black shoes.

Melvin Gutierrez-Almonte, a Dominican man with multiple reentries to the U.S. after deportation, was sentenced to 15 months in prison followed by supervised release.

Philadelphia's weather starts clear, may see thunderstorms with highs around 79°F, and ends the weekend with sunny skies and cooler temperatures near 67°F.

Bucks County seeks input from young residents on park revitalization through a new survey and upcoming open house events, focusing on the future of local parks and recreation facilities.

The Philadelphia City Council focused on Mayor Parker's $6.7 billion FY2026 budget, considering issues like a small business tax break and SEPTA funding, while preparing for the city's 250th anniversary in 2026.

Volunteers in Philadelphia celebrate National Volunteer Week, demonstrating strong community service, especially those from VOAD in Southeast Pennsylvania, with significant support during crises and events.