A Chambersburg man, Paul Edward Miley, was arrested for pointing a gun at neighbors and now faces multiple charges. He remains innocent until proven guilty.

The Philadelphia City Planning Commission is revising zoning districts, seeking public input to reflect community goals outlined in the 2018 North District Plan, with upcoming meetings for local feedback.

A New Jersey woman was arrested at Philadelphia International Airport for trying to bring a loaded gun through security. The TSA emphasizes proper firearm travel protocol and the potential for fines.

BCDH plans to spray pesticide in Bristol Township to control mosquito populations and prevent West Nile Virus on Aug. 21, using truck-mounted equipment from 7:30 to 11:00 PM.

Two women were critically injured in a collision between their unlicensed dirt bike and an SUV in Philadelphia's Kensington. The incident is under investigation.

Delaware State Police identified 3-year-old Osiris Ocampo Tovar as the victim of a fatal bike crash in Seaford. The investigation is ongoing and witnesses are encouraged to come forward.

A Michigan man was arrested at the Phish Mondegreen Festival in Delaware with various illegal drugs, facing charges of possession and intent to distribute.

The weather forecast for Philadelphia predicts clear skies with moderate temperatures throughout the week, highs in the mid-70s to upper 80s, and mild nighttime lows.

Philadelphia defends its prison department's approach to substance abuse disorder treatment, citing treatment offers and national acclaim, in response to media criticism.

The Shapiro administration is investing $15 million into Pennsylvania's tourism marketing to boost the economy and job creation, with an event at Presque Isle State Park to discuss the initiative.

The Philadelphia Fire Department and the American Red Cross are collaborating to improve fire safety by installing smoke alarms in Holmesburg after a fatal fire.

Delaware County hosted a Taiwanese delegation to discuss global climate initiatives and sustainability strategies. They shared approaches on environmental education and waste reduction efforts.

The Philadelphia Board of Ethics has cancelled its public meeting for August 2024, with the next meeting scheduled for September 18, 2024. Despite this, staff are available for advice and training.