Two men received five-year prison sentences for cocaine distribution, followed by supervised release, after a federal investigation into a multi-state drug trafficking operation.

A "Peace Not Guns" town hall was held at Imhotep Institute Charter High School after recent shootings in Philadelphia, including the death of a teen, to address gun violence and community action.

A Philadelphia truck driver found his cargo of seafood and bourbon stolen while he slept; police noticed an increase in cargo thefts and are investigating.

The Philadelphia Zoo introduces Marcy, a young female snow leopard, as part of a breeding program to preserve the species.

Equifax agrees to a $485,000 settlement for a credit score error affecting Pennsylvania consumers, as confirmed by the state's Attorney General Michelle Henry.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker proposed a $2 billion 'One Philly Budget' focusing on public safety, cleanliness, and economic growth, while maintaining fiscal responsibility and avoiding new taxes.

Jefferson Health opens the Honickman Center in Philadelphia, a patient-centric, $762 million healthcare facility that centralizes services and introduces innovative technology to improve patient experience.

The Philadelphia Eagles have extended kicker Jake Elliott's contract through the 2028 season after his stellar performance, including setting a team record for field goal percentage.

Mayor Cherelle Parker proposes a $6.3 billion budget for Philadelphia focused on safety, cleanliness, and commerce, with no tax hikes and significant funding for police, cleanliness initiatives, and affordable housing.

The Trustee Council is seeking public input on a Draft Restoration Plan for the Metal Bank Superfund Site in Philadelphia, focused on enhancing the shoreline and habitat.

Keith Gibson was sentenced to seven life terms plus 296 years for multiple killings, including Leslie Ruiz-Basilio and Ronald Wright in Delaware. He also faces murder charges in Philadelphia.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro has launched a plan to transform the state's energy infrastructure, aiming to create jobs and reduce energy costs, with wide support across different sectors.

Philadelphia Police Officers Rodriguez-Hecht and Burgess were honored for life-saving actions during a mass shooting where they provided critical medical aid. Suspects are being charged, while one remains at large.