A York County vendor lost $14,000 in sports memorabilia to a burglar, including a Michael Jordan rookie card. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Philadelphia police increased citywide presence due to social media posts encouraging looting, with businesses taking precautionary measures; no looting reported.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Jon Richard, 46, last seen Nov 6 on Fairthorne Ave. He's 6'1", 152 lbs, and was wearing a black jacket, white T-shirt, and dark blue jeans. Call 215-686-TIPS or 911 with info.

A Philadelphia sergeant was hit by an illegal dirt bike, and local Anthony Wade helped detain the fleeing rider. The sergeant was hospitalized with injuries.

A 29-year-old man was fatally shot in Northeast Philadelphia; police are investigating with no suspects arrested despite a recovered firearm. A separate incident critically wounded another man, underscoring the city's ongoing violence.

SEPTA workers may strike on November 8 over wages and safety; SEPTA negotiates in good faith. The strike could impact commuters and students, with the transit facing budget challenges.

The Camden County Police seek help to find Fernando Rivera, a missing 55-year-old man last seen in a white tank top and underwear in Camden's Central Waterfront area.

The SS United States is set to leave Philadelphia to become an artificial reef in the Gulf of Mexico, following cleanup in Alabama. Traffic disruptions are expected during its departure.

Benjamin Garcia Gual was charged with homicide due to a fatal stabbing of his girlfriend, Carmen Martinez-Silva, allegedly over her haircut, which also left her brother injured.

The Shapiro Administration encourages Pennsylvanians to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV, focusing on high-risk groups, with a public event emphasizing health ahead of the holiday season.

The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for assistance in locating Jaheem Moultrie, 21, last seen on W. Lehigh Ave. He's described as 5'5", 125 lbs, with brown eyes, black hair, wearing a gray hoodie, and sweatpants.

A fake bomb threat led to the evacuation of polling sites in Chester County, PA, and extended voting hours. The threats were possibly linked to Russian origins and did not compromise election integrity.

CPOC's Auditing and Monitoring Unit has started real-time audits of the Philadelphia Police Department's misconduct investigations, aiming to enhance transparency and policing practices.