A teenage boy was shot dead at the Russell DeRitis Playground in Philadelphia; his attacker, seen on camera, fled the scene. Police seek his identity and urge public assistance.

Cherry Hill man, Ramiz Duka, sentenced to six years for orchestrating a warehouse arson in Pennsylvania, resulting in over $6 million in damages and a firefighter's serious injury.

Josh S. Verne pleaded guilty to committing a large-scale fraud, admitting to cheating investors, employees, and partners, as per U.S. Attorney's Office.

Wilmington Police ask for public help to solve a 1978 cold case involving an unidentified male with a severe pelvic deformity, potentially linked to certain surnames in South Carolina or Delaware.

Residents in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood received 50 laptops from a partnership event to help close the digital divide, enabling greater access to work and education.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking help to find Aniya Mintz, a missing 16-year-old last seen at her home on Algon Ave on February 28, 2025.

Philadelphia seeks public input on its 2025 Draft Hazard Mitigation Plan to address disasters and enhance community resilience, with meetings for feedback scheduled.

Governor Josh Shapiro visited Farmersville Elementary to promote his budget proposal, aiming to double funding for student teacher stipends in Pennsylvania to $40 million to address the teacher shortage.

Philadelphia's weather this week includes partly sunny skies and potential storms, with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to high 50s and possible strong winds, according to the NWS.

Four masked men robbed a Mayfair home, stealing $40,000 in cash and jewelry, and traumatizing a family of five. Philadelphia police are seeking suspects.

Montgomery County, PA, has its first measles case of 2025 in an unvaccinated child, prompting health officials to trace contacts and urge monitoring for symptoms.

Philadelphia Police seek public help in finding missing woman Zefforah Castro, last seen on February 28, 2025, described as 5'4" and 230 pounds, wearing a red sweatshirt, navy tights, and flip-flops with socks.

Bucks County Commissioners demand the shutdown of a pipeline in Upper Makefield due to a fuel leak that has contaminated well water and raised safety concerns. They seek independent safety verification before operations can resume.