Vehicle sought in connection with murder of 19-year-old in Norristown
Investigators in Montgomery County need your help solving the murder of a young man.
Man shot during attempted robbery of coat in Mt. Airy, police say
Two men are wanted in connection with an attempted robbery and shooting in Mount Airy on Tuesday, Philadelphia police said.
SEPTA set to resume contract talks with its largest workers union
Now that the Thanksgiving holiday is over, SEPTA is set to resume contract negotiation talks on Wednesday with members of Transport Workers Union Local 234 – which represents thousands of SEPTA operators, mechanics and others. The negotiations come after members of the union unanimously voted to authorize a strike...
7 vehicles involved in chain-reaction crash in Philadelphia’s Hunting Park neighborhood
At least seven vehicles were involved in a crash Wednesday morning in the Hunting Park section of Philadelphia.
Van crashes into back of tractor-trailer on I-295 in Cherry Hill, New Jersey
First responders are on the scene of a crash involving a van and a tractor trailer on Interstate 295 in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
Trenton Shooting Suspect Flips BMW, Runs From Cops In PA, Police Say
Falls Township Police were assisting Trenton Police, who were pursuing a red BMW believed to be involved in a shooting investigation as it crossed into Pennsylvania. The vehicle was lost from view before a passing motorist reported that it had overturned over an embankment near Woolston Drive and Stony Hill Road,...
65-Year-Old Man Dies After Losing Control of His Vehicle, Striking Guard Rail and Flipping...
Records show that dozens of crashes have happened in the same area within the last decade
Opera star returns home to Philadelphia for Wanamaker holiday concert
Leah Hawkins, a Philadelphia native now performing at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, returned to sing for the city where she grew up.
Residents say windshield barnacles are predatory, question legality
6abc first reported on this issue in 2023. Critics say companies using barnacles are skirting the city's Ticket-to-Tow law.
City Council passes affordable housing budget with major changes to Mayor’s plan
Philadelphia City Council gave preliminary approval to a budget for the first phase of Mayor Parker’s affordable housing plan, but only after heavily amending it to shift more of the money to low-income residents, drawing the administration’s ire.

















