A second teenager was arrested following a shooting at Dilworth Park ice rink in Philadelphia; authorities seek a third suspect. Three teens were injured in the incident.

A 17-year-old in Wilmington was arrested for multiple crimes, including firearm offenses, after leading police on a car chase and attempting to flee on foot.

Wilmington announces no disruption to trash collection during Christmas, free metered parking for holiday shopping, and city office closures on December 25.

A person was struck by a PATCO train near Haddonfield Station and was taken to the hospital. The incident is under investigation with authorities seeking witnesses.

The Bucks County Commissioners approved a $500 million budget for 2025 without tax increases, focusing on fiscal responsibility and essential services.

Mayor Parker launches Philly Stat 360, a platform that enables data-driven improvement of city services in Philadelphia, focusing on transparency and accountability.

Vannia Chatt Jr. was arrested in Wilmington for financial crimes, including theft and identity theft, involving around $81,000. He was released on bail.

Philadelphia offers free recording of veterans' discharge papers to safeguard their data, with access restricted under a new state law extending confidentiality to 85 years post-recording. Copies are provided at no cost to veterans or their families.

Philadelphia's forecast includes mostly sunny skies and 46 degrees, followed by a 70% chance of rain and possible snow on Friday, and cooler, sunny conditions over the weekend.

Philadelphia announces road closures and parking restrictions for the 2025 Mummers Parade on New Year's Day, urging residents to plan ahead for traffic changes.

Tickets for bleacher seats at Philadelphia's Mummers Parade on New Year's Day 2025 are available; the parade will feature colorful costumes and performances.

Breanna Beacham is charged with the murder of her mother in Willingboro, NJ, after police found her mother dead from blunt injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

Chester County Commissioners awarded a $450,000 grant to Brandywine Valley Active Aging for a permanent Downingtown campus, enhancing services for local seniors.