Philadelphia PA

A man was captured on video throwing a chair through the glass door of an Old City cafe after being denied access to the bathroom. The video was posted on Mocha Melt Cafe's social media on Monday, April 6 and shows the man throwing the chair before climbing through the hole.

Young entrepreneur Nico Corsaro returns to Goodness Bowls roots with family-led location.

The school district is launching a strategic planning process that will complement the facilities projects approved in a 2025 bond referendum. The district aims to develop a three-year plan that will set goals around academic programs, curriculum, community engagement, budget priorities and technology in the schools. The district formed its last strategic plan in 2019. […]

A proposed successor to a beloved bakery in Haddon Township has taken a big step forward. Members of the township's planning and zoning board have approved an application to convert the former McMillan's Bakery into a bread-and-pasty shop as part of the Del Buono's Bakery chain. "We’re incredibly grateful for the township’s unanimous approval and excited to bring a bakery back to...

A 45-year-old Philadelphia man died in a crash on Route 1 in Bensalem Tuesday morning when he exited his vehicle after it was experiencing mechanical difficulties, police said.

Residents of the complex say they heard approximately 20 gunshots fired at 11 p.m. Monday.

Two people were killed after they hit by a freight train while sitting on the tracks on Tuesday evening, according to the Philadelphia Police Department. The crash happened around 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 7 near Glenwood Avenue and Pacific Street in the Kensington section of the city, Philadelphia police Chief Inspect Scott Small said.

A health management company must pay millions of dollars to the family of four people killed in a Philadelphia shooting massacre after the company failed to submit paperwork that would have stopped the killer from buying the shotgun he used in the murders. On Tuesday, April 7, 2026, the Philadelphia-based...

Babies from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Jefferson Abington Hospital posed for a creative Easter photoshoot led by NICU staff. The photoshoot was intended “to offer a bright moment and keepsake to families who are navigating the ups and downs of their infant’s hospital stay,” according to the hospital’s press release.

A former Norristown Area School District teacher is headed to county jail after a judge ruled his behavior toward an eighth‑grader did not just cross professional boundaries, it crossed into criminal territory. John Richards IV, who taught eighth‑grade science at Blockson Middle School, was sentenced Monday to nine to 23 months in county jail after pleading guilty to attempted sexual contact with a...