FBI warns families of sextortion, growing threat targeting teen boys in Philadelphia
Sextortion is on the rise in the Philadelphia area, and the FBI wants parents and teens to be aware of the crime.
Preventing an addict from getting behind the wheel is delicate balance in New Jersey
Other than repeat DUIs, a history of traffic offenses won't put someone in jail or take away their license even if substance abuse is a known factor.
The Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project gives new color, context to historic NJ town
"In many people's minds, the African American Community did not exist," Adrienne Rhodes, co-founder of The Preserving Black Haddonfield History Project, said.
New Jersey to re-train police officers who attended controversial training, AG says
New Jersey Attorney General Matt Platkin says the 240 police officers trained by Dennis Benigno of Street Cop Training will be re-trained.
Remains of 3 people found in burned East Lansdowne home; 3 still unaccounted for: DA
Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer said they found the the three remains recovered were two adults and one child.
Police, DA release video showing shooting of Alexander Spencer, officer in Philadelphia
Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel and DA Larry Krasner provided an update on Friday's police shooting that killed Alexander Spencer in Philadelphia.
Shane Pryor's escape puts Philly's juvenile justice system under the microscope once again
Some advocates claim the Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center is understaffed and not equipped to hold juveniles for an extended period of time.
Sports psychologist Dr. Joel Fish explains Philadelphia Eagles' late-season slump
Sports psychologist Dr. Joel Fish explains what he's noticed about the Eagles performance as of late and how this pattern is contributing to their late-season slump.
After the holidays, some people might participate in "Dry January." What are the benefits?
Many people try and cut back on alcohol after the holidays, but sometimes Dry January can turn into a permanent lifestyle change.
Meet the many dogs of Philadelphia International Airport who work to keep the airport safe
Whether there to sniff for explosives or enjoy a belly rub, these dogs have undergone hefty training to be in position to make our airport safer.
One year later, no arrests in arson at Carpenters' Hall in Philadelphia
Investigators say they have multiple leads in the fire that broke out last year on Christmas Eve at the historic building in Old City.
Gen Z and beyond exploring the "sober curious" movement
The holiday season can be a tough time to navigate for people in recovery, but more and more people are exploring the "sober curious" movement.
Record number of guns recovered by TSA agents at PHL in 2023
On Dec. 12, TSA agents confiscated a gun from a Delaware man as he passed through security, bringing the total number of firearms caught in 2023 to 45.
Moorestown PD won't attend future Street Cop Training conferences after comptroller report
A South Jersey police department is taking action after an investigation found some of their officers attended a training conference that glorified violence and used sexist language.
2 Philadelphia police officers recovering after being shot in Holmesburg shootout
Two Philadelphia police officers were injured during a shootout in Holmesburg early Sunday morning. For one of the officers, it was the second time they were shot on duty.