The Camden County Police Department is searching for missing Luznereida Alvarez Perez, 29, and her niece Eyleen, 4, last seen in Newark and possibly in Camden.

Delaware Valley is facing a severe cold snap, with a Cold Weather Advisory in effect from Monday evening to Wednesday noon, warning of wind chills as low as -7°F.

Gene Louis Martin was arrested in Falls Township for allegedly trying to lure an 11-year-old boy into his car; authorities suspect past similar offenses.

Lawrence Dass was arrested for a series of burglaries in West Chester, Pennsylvania, after evidence linked him to the crimes, which included stealing from a police car.

A thief broke into Termini Brothers Bakery in Philadelphia, stealing cash and bags of change, but leaving desserts untouched. Police are investigating the incident.

A winter storm warning for Philadelphia area forecasts 4-6 inches of snow, advising caution for difficult travel and dropping temperatures post-storm.

Philadelphia's Office of Homeless Services provided warming centers during severe cold and will continue to offer them with enhancements in anticipation of more frigid weather and potential snowfall.

Philly warns of road closures on January 18 due to the 2025 People's March, affecting areas around City Hall and the Philadelphia Museum of Art from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

David Zandstra, 84, was acquitted in the 1975 murder of 8-year-old Gretchen Harrington, with the jury deliberating for one hour after a four-day trial.

Philadelphia prepares for mixed precipitation and a potential snowstorm over the weekend with a 60-90% chance, followed by a mostly sunny MLK Day and another possible snow chance by Tuesday night.

Delaware County aims to merge over 100 precincts to 51 to improve efficiency and cut costs, retaining most polling sites and projecting significant savings.

Bucks County issued a "Code Blue" alert due to extreme cold, activating shelters in Quakertown, Doylestown, and Yardley for vulnerable individuals from Sunday to Friday, January 24.

New Collingdale police officer Kevon Darden resigned after being charged over an April 2023 road rage incident where he allegedly aimed a gun at another driver. Despite prior background checks, these charges emerged just days after his swearing-in.