Governor Shapiro and Secretary Siger are set to announce a substantial economic initiative for Lancaster County, with a press conference detailing the largest state-supported investment in the county's history.

Philadelphia faces increased wildfire risk due to low humidity and strong winds, prompting a warning against outdoor burning.

Philadelphia Police are searching for Ryleigh Gnoski, a missing 16-year-old girl last seen on October 21, near L Street. She is 5’3”, 130 lbs, with hazel eyes and black hair.

Gleny Asencio De Valdez faces charges for a fatal crash in Lancaster County after turning in front of a vehicle with the right of way while driving with only a learner's permit.

The Department of Labor in Philadelphia engaged the community during Labor Month with events and outreach, focusing on worker’s rights and protections, and partnering with local organizations.

Route 61 in Schuylkill County is closed due to a gas leak caused by a PennDOT contractor, with a detour set up via surrounding highways. Repair timelines and updates are available on PennDOT's website and the 511PA service.

Philadelphia police are seeking help to identify an arson suspect who targeted a historic synagogue, damaging its window. The incident occurred on October 22, 2024.

Yaniv Gola from Philadelphia was sentenced to 16 months for making threatening, antisemitic, and Islamophobic calls. He pled guilty to interstate communication of threats.

Bruce Springsteen and Barack Obama will join a rally-concert in Philadelphia to support Kamala Harris, encouraging early voting in Pennsylvania for the upcoming election.

A Vermont man, Patrick Knauss, was sentenced to over 22 years for producing and distributing child pornography as part of an online exploitation scheme.

A 14-year-old was hit by a vehicle in a Kensington school zone; the driver fled but was later detained. The injured teen, a Mastbaum High School student, is stable.

Penn State settles for $1.25 million over alleged non-compliance with federal cybersecurity requirements in contracts with defense and space agencies.

Ex-restaurant owner Giuseppina Leone received a 21-month prison sentence for fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 relief loans.