Trick-or-treaters enjoying BOO on the Breeze during Halloween
Halloween falling on a Friday this year means it should be a fun and busy night in Philadelphia. Josh Sanders reports.
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Halloween falling on a Friday this year means it should be a fun and busy night in Philadelphia. Josh Sanders reports.
A Plymouth Meeting police officer who was seriously injured on the job is marking a major milestone in his recovery.
Gov. Josh Shapiro has signed a disaster declaration freeing up around $5 million to help feed Pennsylvania residents impacted by SNAP benefits set to expire Saturday amid the federal government shutdown. Dan Snyder reports.
A spokesperson for the Ivy League college says it was not hacked and they're trying to determine exactly where the fraudulent email came from.
The FRA on Friday extended the deadline for SEPTA to fully inspect its Silverliner IV railcars until Friday, Nov. 14.
Police say search warrants were served to two of the organizers of a large, illegal car meetup planned to be held in Philadelphia this weekend.
SEPTA general manager Scott Sauer said customers should expect to see service disruptions on the Regional Rail through the end of the calendar year, but service will improve as more railcars are sent back into service.
Marla Travis, principal of West Philadelphia High School, was awarded the 2025 Lindback Award for Excellence in Leadership from the School District of Philadelphia. Travis said she will use the $25,000 prize for a new recording studio and podcast room.
Get ready to really secure those decorations and costumes for the kids Friday night, as it will be a blustery Halloween in the Philadelphia region.
Police said four children were in a car parked outside a Northeast Philly laundromat when someone stole the car.
One man's Halloween display was so large in Philadelphia that it took over his neighbor's yards for nearly the past 30 years.
Starting in early August, 54-year-old Tyrone Money had been adding to his terrifyingly big Halloween display on Thouron Avenue near East Mount Airy Avenue in the Mount Airy section of North Philadelphia. Kim Hudson reports.
The Autism Connection of Pennsylvania is reminding people that Halloween is for everyone and that a little understanding can go a long way.
Philadelphia police say a mother left her car running with 4 children inside outside a laundromat in the Oxford Circle section of Northeast Philadelphia. Then a teenager stole the car and drove away, later crashing it, Brandon Goldner reports.
City council passed a bill requiring a 10-cent charge for paper bags, but it still has another hurdle to clear before becoming law.
Families across Delaware County are bracing for financial strain as a pause in SNAP benefits looms amid the ongoing federal government shutdown.
The former Greyhound Bus Terminal in Philadelphia will reopen before the city's America 250th anniversary celebrations in the summer of 2026.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is making plans to reopen the former Greyhound Bus Terminal in Center City in time for the celebrations of America's 250th anniversary.
Police are asking for the public's help to find 17-year-old Ryleigh Gnoski and 7-week-old baby Armoni Gnoski. They were last seen in Northeast Philadelphia.
The looming disruption to SNAP benefits will hit seniors particularly hard, said Vince Schiavone, CEO of Caring for Friends. The Northeast Philadelphia-based organization provides food and friendship for people in need.
After more than 80 years of combined service, longtime SEPTA employees Ed Sinclair and Al Cianfrini are celebrated as they retire from the transit company. Alicia Roberts reports.
Philadelphians may soon have to pay a 10-cent fee for paper bags in the city.
Food pantries are preparing for a surge in demand as residents struggle to put food on the table.
State Rep. Russ Diamond (R-Lebanon) is proposing House Bill 119 to end daylight saving time in Pennsylvania.
The retention of three Pennsylvania state Supreme Court justices is drawing an unusual amount of attention — and cash.
