Speeding drivers on Broad St. will now be fined as warning period expires
Starting Friday, drivers going 11 mph or more over the posted 25 mph speed limit on Broad Street will receive fines ranging from $100 to $150.
Philadelphians welcome tree to City Hall as holiday preparations get underway
Philadelphia's official holiday tree arrived at City Hall Wednesday, marking the start of the city's festive season.
Flight cancellations, delays pile up at PHL as FAA reduces air traffic
The FAA ordered airlines to cut flights by 10% by next week to reduce pressure on air traffic controllers working without pay.
Travelers make backup plans as flight cancellations begin at PHL
Travelers are making backup plans as the FAA reduces flights in and out of PHL and other airports.
Why health insurance premiums for many Pa. residents are set to rise
Higher demand, rising health care costs and the expiration of federal premium tax credits are among the reasons behind the increases.
Shapiro announces help for Pa. food banks with SNAP set to lose funding
Gov. Josh Shapiro is freeing up around $5 million to help feed Pennsylvania residents impacted by the lapse in SNAP benefits.
DeSean Jackson gets best of Michael Vick in HBCU Battle of the Legends
DeSean Jackson's Delaware State University defeated Michael Vick and Norfolk State University on Thursday night in the first-ever HBCU Battle of the Legends.
Atlantic City police officer jumps into bay to rescue injured dog
An Atlantic City police officer is being praised for his bravery after diving into chilly bay waters to save an injured dog.
How to donate to help victims of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica
If you are in the Philadelphia area and looking to help Jamaicans affected by Hurricane Melissa, the Jamaican consulate has opportunities.
2 Pa. police officers taken to hospital after driver strikes them, officials say
A driver was taken into custody after hitting two Plymouth Township police officers with a car multiple times on Friday afternoon, authorities said.
Lawmaker wants to ban "microbetting" in N.J. amid sports betting investigation
A South Jersey lawmaker wants to ban a type of sports wager known as "microbetting," saying the practice can lead to impulsive gambling behavior.
Pennsylvania budget stalemate could force some preschools to shut down
Philadelphia preschools could be forced to shut down because of delays in state funding.
2 arrested in deadly crash involving stolen SUV in East Oak Lane
One person was killed after Philadelphia police say a stolen SUV crashed along Cheltenham Avenue and North 2nd Street, Tuesday night.
Local federal workers brace for furloughs, possible layoffs after shutdown
Federal workers in Philadelphia are bracing for furloughs and possible layoffs after the government shutdown.
South Philly's 70th annual Hero Thrill Show is a reminder about fallen first responders
The sound of screeching sirens and roaring engines filled the air in South Philadelphia as the city celebrated the Hero Thrill Show.