Lawsuit accuses welfare agencies, foster mom of negligence after toddler dies
The mother of a child who died in a Philadelphia foster home is suing two child welfare agencies for placing the boy in what she says was a crowded home.
How is AI being used to create disturbing images of children
Artificial intelligence technology is advancing quickly, and it could be a reason to think twice before you post a picture of your child online.
4 arrested in connection with stolen car that hit state police during Bucks County chase
A car chase that began in Bucks County concluded with the arrest of two men, one woman, and one minor in connection with a stolen vehicle on I-95 South near Aramingo Avenue.
Air traffic controllers urge travelers to contact lawmakers amid shutdown
Tensions are growing at Philadelphia International Airport as air traffic controllers work without pay because of the government shutdown.
Security guard shoots man in head inside Center City IHOP
A security guard was arrested after she fatally shot a man who allegedly spat on her inside an IHOP in Center City, Philadelphia police said on Monday
SEPTA faces another lawsuit, this time over fare increases: "Flat-out draconian"
SEPTA is facing a lawsuit that alleges its fare increases on public transportation in Philadelphia were illegal.
3 in custody after search for armored truck robbery suspects
Three suspects are in custody after an investigation into robberies of armored trucks in the Philadelphia area led to a pursuit into Lower Merion.
Air traffic controllers, TSA agents at PHL work without pay during shutdown
Some federal employees at Philadelphia International Airport are working without pay, while others are furloughed.
How a government shutdown could affect people who use SNAP, WIC benefits
Federal assistance programs such as SNAP could be disrupted if a government shutdown drags on for more than 30 days.
Grassroots group to host FDR Park event calling for preservation of green space
A grassroots organization is at odds with the Fairmount Park Conservancy as the two continue to debate over what should happen to about 100 acres of green space at FDR Park.
Attorney plans to file another SEPTA lawsuit. This time, for fare increases.
In an exclusive interview, attorney George Bochetto now plans to file a lawsuit over SEPTA's recent fare increases.
N.J. Catholic school teacher put on paid leave because she's a gestational surrogate
A kindergarten teacher at a Catholic school in Vineland, New Jersey, was pulled from the classroom and put on administrative leave because she's carrying a baby for another family.
Colleagues remember former Philly officer killed in York County: "He was loved"
Mark Baker was a police officer in Philadelphia before moving to York County, Pennsylvania, where he was shot and killed on Wednesday.
Pennsylvania family opens lost letters sent by father during World War II
Siblings in Delaware County opened letters their father sent home during World War II, thanks to a dedicated postage collector.
City starts removing loading zones on Spruce, Pine streets after court order
Some cyclists in Philadelphia fear the court order is a step in the wrong direction for street safety.