A double shooting at a Philadelphia gas station left one man dead and a security guard injured, with no arrests yet made. Investigations continue as the community seeks answers.

Philadelphia police seek two black males in a February 13 shooting from a black Nissan Altima that resulted in two fatalities. They offer a $20k reward for leads.

Jewish organizations in Pennsylvania received hoax bomb threats, causing evacuations and heightened security measures before being deemed not credible.

The National Weather Service forecasts unpredictable spring weather in Philadelphia with chances of minor flooding, rain showers, and potential thunderstorms in the coming days.

Three men were injured in a triple shooting on Chancellor Street in West Philadelphia, with investigations ongoing into the related exchange of gunfire.

A man in South Philadelphia was fatally stabbed and run over by his own family's car after an argument escalated. The assailant fled, and police recovered the abandoned vehicle and a knife at the scene.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Iyanna Plenty, last seen on April 8, 2024, near her home on Devon St, and last pinged near Cottman Ave & Roosevelt Blvd.

Philadelphia announces "It’s A Summer Thing!" programs with activities for youth, backed by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker and city officials to promote engagement and safety.

Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson has announced a 15-member Philadelphia Tax Reform Commission to evaluate and potentially overhaul the city's tax system.

Dawn Staley led the South Carolina Gamecocks to her third NCAA women's basketball championship, a first for an African-American coach. Her hometown of Philadelphia celebrates her success.

Philadelphia City Council approved bills for city redevelopment and affordable internet, and Mayor Parker signed laws to address disorder in Kensington. Public budget town halls invite citizen input on the fiscal plans.

Discover how Hoodline integrates AI tools with traditional reporting to shape the future of local news and investigative journalism. This Letter from the Publisher details Hoodline's journey using AI-assisted journalism to support and expand their team of investigative reporters, in a dual approach that blends innovative technology with skilled human editorial oversight.

PennDOT and Pennsylvania State Police partnered to increase litter enforcement in Northeast PA, with doubled fines for offenders and enhanced cleanup volunteer efforts.