A Wyomissing restaurant owner was sentenced to 30 months in prison for tax fraud, evading over $1 million in taxes by underreporting employee wages and his own earnings.

A technical glitch at Wayne and Vine Street Junctions caused major delays on SEPTA regional rails, affecting multiple lines and stranding commuters. The issue, which began Monday evening, was expected to be resolved by Tuesday.

Philadelphia's School District and Police partner under a $1 million grant to initiate "Handle with Care," training to help schools support kids facing trauma.

Pennsylvania's Department of Revenue encourages seniors and those with disabilities to apply for the Property Tax/Rent Rebate program, promising increased rebates of up to $1,000.

A Singapore-flagged ship collided with Baltimore’s Key Bridge, causing partial collapse and vehicles to fall into the river.

The search for 6-year-old Li'najah Brooker, who fell into a creek in Chester, PA, is set to continue with advanced technology and scent canines after a weekend storm swept her away.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's Tuesday includes a roundtable on minority entrepreneurship, a Bangladeshi Independence Day event, and speaking at an event honoring influential Pennsylvania women.

Philadelphia Prisons Commissioner Blanche Carney retires after a series of jailbreaks and 28 years of service.

A cargo ship collided with Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, leading to a collapse. The NTSB is investigating, and rescue efforts are underway for missing individuals. Traffic is being diverted, and operations are challenged by conditions.

ICE extradited former Salvadoran national Angel Anibal Alvarado Benitez, a 75-year-old accused of death-squad killings during El Salvador's civil war.

Rain and coastal flooding are expected in the Philadelphia area, with up to an inch of rain by Thursday and a Coastal Flood Advisory in effect until Wednesday morning.

Gov. Josh Shapiro proposes a $50 million budget increase for Pennsylvania's Whole-Home Repairs program to help homeowners and tenants with housing costs.

Gov. Shapiro proposes a budget increase for Pennsylvania's intellectual disabilities and autism services, aiming to eliminate the waitlist and improve worker wages.