Philadelphia's Parks & Recreation is expanding its Community Compost Network, adding 10-12 new composting sites to promote sustainability and waste reduction across the city.

A child's decomposed body was found in a duffle bag in Philadelphia's Mantua section, with details about age and gender unclear due to the state of the remains.

Frankford High School celebrated International Women's Day by hosting an event with WWE professionals and Eagles cheerleaders to empower female students interested in sports.

Local rapper Phat Geez, born Derrick Gant, was shot and killed in Philadelphia; a $20,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

The Shapiro Administration in Pennsylvania has reduced the DEP permit backlog by 41% and introduced the PAyback program to speed up business processes.

Pennsylvania is marking Flood Awareness Week by urging residents to purchase flood insurance, as only 1% have coverage despite widespread flood risk across all counties.

Pennsylvania's Governor Shapiro plans a $282.8 million boost for state transit, backed by PennDOT's endorsement and a call for recognition of transit operators.

Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania has launched a new energy plan aimed at job creation, lower electricity costs, and tackling climate change, receiving wide support from various stakeholders.

A McDonald's worker was robbed at gunpoint in Philadelphia, where three masked men stole a cash drawer and fled. No injuries were reported. Police are investigating.

The Pittsburgh Police maintained safety during St. Patrick's Day celebrations with a heavy presence and action against common violations like public intoxication and public urination.

A man was arrested after allegedly killing three of his family members in a Philadelphia suburb, leading to a manhunt and lockdown in nearby Trenton, New Jersey.

A woman was critically injured after falling off a jet ski into the Delaware River and was rescued by the Philadelphia Marine Unit. Her current condition is dire.

The annual Pennsylvania Youth Camp offers teens aged 15-17 a week-long glimpse into law enforcement and military careers at Messiah University from June 9-15, with activities including training and visits to prestigious sites.