Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro signs an Executive Order for the state's first comprehensive Housing Action Plan to tackle housing shortages and homelessness.

Soul singer Frankie Beverly of Maze has passed away at 77. His death was mourned in Philadelphia, where he inspired many, including Eagles QB Jalen Hurts.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker launched the Extended Day/Extended Year program in 25 schools to extend school hours and offer free extracurricular activities.

The Delaware State Police Homicide Unit is investigating a fatal shooting in Lincoln that led to a woman's death, with the accused shooter now in custody.

The Department of Revenue released targeted outreach maps to help increase enrollment in property tax relief programs for eligible city residents such as low-income families and seniors.

An 87-year-old woman died in a house fire in Philadelphia's Kensington area, with the cause under investigation. Another woman, 74, died in a separate, simultaneous blaze in Port Richmond.

Delaware State Police arrested Richard Butcher after a car chase, uncovering drugs and a gun. He faced multiple felony charges, including weapon and drug possession. His bond was set at $52,500.

A Bristol Township man faces charges of rape, drug possession, and more after allegedly assaulting women from a dating site. He is held on $5 million bail.

Philadelphia is set to enjoy a series of sunny days and mild evenings, with the weekend promising clear skies and temperatures in the mid-80s, according to the NWS.

The Lancaster DA's Office ruled an officer's use of deadly force justified in the shooting of Christopher Rivera, who was accused of robbery and rape at Calm Spa.

A Lancaster County woman pleaded guilty to defrauding veteran organizations of over $1 million by misappropriating funds and selling property under false pretenses.

A man faces charges after a high-speed crash in York County left seven hospitalized and caused a fetal death. Witnesses claim he smoked marijuana and threatened passengers before the collision.

Jessika L. Hiepler pleaded guilty to defrauding two veterans' nonprofits of $1.425 million, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.