West Chester man Edward Decker pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a minor during a flight in July 2022, with potential sentencing up to three years in prison.

Health officials in Philadelphia and Montgomery County are responding to a confirmed measles case, warning residents to check their immunity and offering free MMR vaccines for the uninsured.

Two women were stabbed to death in a Philadelphia basement; police have two men in for questioning, including one victim's husband. No arrests made yet.

Four suppliers settled for $395,000 over allegations of relabeling stale beef patties with new inspection dates for federal prisons, without admitting wrongdoing.

The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia has been awarded the 2024 Regional Theatre Tony Award, recognizing its artistic excellence and national impact, along with a $25,000 grant.

PennDOT plans roadwork on I-95 and Route 63 causing lane closures and potential traffic delays from May 29-31, part of a $24.1 million project to improve transportation systems.

Mayor Parker of Philadelphia has a full day with events focusing on community engagement, law enforcement appreciation, and fiscal transparency, including the OpportUNITY Summit, the 43rd LEAD, and the 'One Philly' Budget Town Hall.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker attended the Lindback Awards for teachers and later held a fiscal town hall in Philadelphia, emphasizing education and budget transparency.

The Smithfield Street Bridge in Pittsburgh will close overnight for three days for repairs, with detours in place for vehicles; pedestrian access remains open.

Philadelphia's Mayor Parker launches the Resident Service Delivery Initiative to improve city services like tax filing and tree trimming, seeking talent for various roles to modernize government operations.

VP Kamala Harris visited Philadelphia, rallied union support at SEIU, then enjoyed a Philly cheesesteak at Jim’s West. Her agenda included worker rights and healthcare talks.

A man is in custody after a fatal shooting in a Philadelphia apartment resulted in the death of an 18-year-old. The incident appears to have stemmed from a domestic dispute.

Philadelphia begins preparations for America's 250th birthday with a four-year plan of events leading up to July 4, 2026, including sports games, art exhibitions, and civic engagements.