City inspecting unsafe Mt. Airy apartment after CBS News Philadelphia investigation
The city will be sending inspectors to a Mt. Airy apartment building Friday morning following a CBS News Philadelphia investigation into the safety of the building.
NJSP trooper dies during training at headquarters in Mercer County
A New Jersey state trooper died Sunday while training at the NJSP headquarters in Ewing, Mercer County, Gov. Phil Murphy said.
Meet Mason Jones, "The Guardrail Kid" helping PennDOT scout dangerous guardrails
Mason Jones, who was diagnosed with autism at around 3 years old, is known as "The Guardrail Kid" on TikTok to his 19,000 followers. He's reported at least 50 unsafe guardrails to departments of transportation across the country.
FBI warns of new tactics by online romance scammers
The FBI says romance scammers are getting more sophisticated and sinister than ever before, and the popularity of dating apps has given the criminals an easy in.
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission warns about phishing scam targeting E-ZPass users
E-ZPass customers should not click on links in unsolicited text messages about their accounts, the PA Turnpike Commission said.
Exclusive: NJ police officer falsely accused of child abuse still trying to get life back
Anthony Minguez, a New Jersey police officer accused of child abuse, says he's still trying to get his life back after a judge dismissed the case and is considering legal action against Nemours Children's Hospital.
Philadelphia is using federal funds to address bridges in poor condition
Bridges by the numbers: 14% of Pennsylvania bridges are in poor condition, a report shows.
New Jersey woman pivotal to North Carolina sit-ins during Civil Rights Movement
In 1960, a North Carolina college student from the Philadelphia area took a stand by being one of the first to sit down at a whites-only lunch counter.
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.