A man from Montgomery County was sentenced for election fraud with probation, community service, and a fine following his guilty plea for multiple offenses.

Philadelphia has launched Warming Centers to protect residents from extreme cold, with services outlined during a press conference at the new Scanlon Recreation Center.

The Mayor’s Office of Education in Philadelphia announced the availability of the 2025-26 FAFSA, urging all students to apply for financial aid for post-high school education.

A second arrest has been made in connection with the July 2024 murder of a Philadelphia store clerk. Siddeeq Shakoor faces multiple charges including murder and robbery.

Philadelphia man, Mason Williams-Surzano, sentenced to nine years for two armed carjackings in December 2023, is to undergo five years supervised release post-imprisonment.

Delaware County is holding its 3rd Annual MLK Day of Service on January 20, with events including a peace march and women's health clinic to honor Dr. King's legacy.

Eagles players Saquon Barkley and Jalen Carter are named to the NFLPA All-Pro team, with Barkley breaking rushing records and Carter excelling defensively.

DeSean Jackson is appointed as Delaware State University's head football coach, aiming to make an impact on their struggling program and emphasizing the importance of education for his players.

A SEPTA bus was involved in a multi-vehicle crash in King of Prussia, PA, causing three hospitalizations and significant vehicular damage. The cause remains under investigation.

A former Pennsylvania student teacher was charged with sexual abuse and invading privacy for allegedly filming students in locker rooms across two school districts.

Philadelphia leadership, including Mayor Parker, commits to negotiating for CPOC's independent oversight of police, gaining Council support for accountability.

A Reading man, Diego Castillo-Pedraza, was sentenced to 20 years for methamphetamine trafficking after the FBI intercepted a drug-filled package in 2019.

The Shapiro-Davis Administration and PCCD will hold a school security roundtable at Abrams Hebrew Academy in Pennsylvania to discuss safety and mental health resources.