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.

The Shapiro-Davis administration in Pennsylvania has allocated $13 million to combat gun violence, assist victims, and promote prevention initiatives.

U.S. Marshals offer a $5,000 reward for information on Asir Boone, a suspect in a Philadelphia bus stop shooting that injured eight. Boone is sought by the Marshals Service's Eastern Pennsylvania Violent Crime Fugitive Task Force.

A Coastal Flood Advisory has been issued for areas near Philadelphia and New Jersey due to potential minor flooding along shorelines and tidal waterways until 9 AM EDT.

Wawa closes a store in Philadelphia's Spring Garden section due to the landlord's preference for a different tenant, rather than safety concerns, marking a shift from previous closures.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro has outlined a new energy strategy focusing on job creation, cost savings, and carbon emissions reduction, leveraging diverse power sources including clean energy.

Jermahd Carter, 19, was arrested by U.S. Marshals and Philadelphia Police for his alleged involvement in a bus stop shooting in Philadelphia, leaving eight wounded.

A man was shot and killed in Philadelphia's Brewerytown neighborhood; the investigation continues with no suspect or motive yet. A separate shooting also occurred, resulting in the death of another man.

Two suspects are being sought by Philadelphia police for a theft at a sneaker store on South Street on New Year's Eve, as shown in surveillance footage.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited the MLK Drive Bridge in Philadelphia to observe the renovation efforts funded by the 2021 infrastructure law.

A third suspect, Jermahd Carter, has been arrested in connection with a shooting near a Philadelphia SEPTA bus stop, as law enforcement seeks a fourth suspect.

An inmate was killed in an assault at Philadelphia's Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility, with investigations leading to the arrest of a 41-year-old man also incarcerated there.

Kylie Kelce and Dr. Rachel Slaughter are announced as commencement speakers for Cabrini University's final graduation before its closure due to financial struggles.