2 men wounded in separate North Philly shootings
The shootings happened less than 20 minutes apart, police said.
The four remaining golfers in the U.S. Amateur field at Merion includes a longtime local caddie
Carter Loflin, who has Merion caddie Jack Hopkins carrying his bag this week, will face Jack Whaley, while Jay Leng, Jr. will take on Logan Reilly during Saturday's semifinal matches.
Philadelphia man found guilty in string of groping incidents around Rittenhouse Square
Dynel Walker, 38, was found guilty of more than a dozen crimes connected to seven attacks on women last summer.
West Chester team advances to the Little League World Series
East Side joins a run of Philadelphia-area teams to reach Williamsport, Pa., in recent years, but a Pennsylvania team hasn't won the Little League World Series since 1960.
Police grapple with a lack of bodies in disturbing Olney investigation — and for families, a lack of closure
“I hate to say it, but I don’t have an actual body to say, ‘OK, this is my daughter,’” said Patricia Fresses, Maribel’s mom. “I need to see it.”
State correctional officer in Delco charged in child porn case
David Lemmon, 45, of Clifton Heights, was assigned to the State Correctional Institution at Chester.
Jefferson Health reported a $181.5 million operating loss in fiscal 2026
The health system had a relatively strong finish to the fiscal year, logging its first quarterly operating profit excluding investment income in at least four years.
Owner of Zena’s American Mediterranean Cuisine in Collingswood released on bond from ICE detention at Delaney Hall
Iemad Saifo, a 65-year-old father of four and owner of Zena’s American Mediterranean Cuisine in Collingswood will return home to his family after two weeks in ICE detention at Delaney…
Lights, camera, action on the El. SEPTA police to star in a TV docuseries.
The documentary will ”offer viewers a unique perspective of SEPTA law enforcement," the transit agency told its employees.
A Main Line psychiatrist who had sex with a patient poses no threat to other patients, judge rules
A judge ruled that Bryn Mawr psychiatrist Amy Mazza MacIntyre may continue to treat patients while fighting in court to keep her medical license.