The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory in parts of Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania with a heat index up to 102 degrees, warning of increased heat illness risks.

Philadelphia Police are investigating a series of vehicle break-ins along Sansom Street in the 9th District and are seeking information on the suspect caught on surveillance footage.

Eight alleged Omerta gang members are indicted on charges including racketeering and murder, with accusations of counterfeiting and COVID-19 relief fraud.

Camden's crackdown on illegal dumping rewards whistleblowers, enhances surveillance with new cameras, and aims to improve city safety and cleanliness.

Center City, Philadelphia experiences a wave of car vandalism, with police investigating the recurring incidents and residents altering parking habits for safety.

PennDOT announces overnight bridge superstructure replacements on Route 100 over U.S. 322 starting next week, with expected travel restrictions and detours.

Montgomery County officials have identified Isaiahs Hernandez-Geronimo's remains found in a wooded area, with no evidence of foul play detected in his death.

PennDOT will close the HOV ramp on Route 4003 (McKnight Road) from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. weeknights for paving, part of the McKnight Road improvement project.

The FBI Philadelphia office highlighted efforts against human trafficking in honor of World Day Against Trafficking of Persons, stressing the importance of awareness and multi-agency cooperation.

A fatal crash involving a stolen car in Montgomery County resulted in one teen dead and three injured. Police are investigating the incident which occurred after the stolen vehicle ran a red light.

The Philadelphia Police are seeking two suspects for a vandalism incident with graffiti related to the Israel conflict on a property in West Philadelphia.

Philadelphia faces a week of mixed weather, starting with sun and possible thunderstorms progressing to fluctuating chances of rain and high temperatures throughout the week.

PennDOT is set to begin blasting operations near Lancaster Bible College on Route 222, potentially causing traffic delays and rolling stops on Wednesday, July 31st, in preparation for a major overhaul of the Route 222/Route 30 Interchange.