Philadelphia

In a significant development for SEPTA riders, a judge has granted a temporary restraining order, preventing further cuts to the SEPTA service system. Here's what we know.

Police are searching for a man who they say robbed a Philadelphia McDonald's at gunpoint in broad daylight earlier this month. 

The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers ratified their new three-year contract. Here's what we know.

Philly police arrested five men in connection with a scheme to steal copper wiring from city street lights, leaving neighborhoods like Fishtown and Port Richmond in the dark.

The family of Robert Jones, who was shot and killed by off-duty Philadelphia Police Detective Christopher Sweeney last year, has filed a lawsuit against the officer, other officers, and the city of Philadelphia.

A driver and pedestrian were killed Thursday afternoon following a crash on Roosevelt Boulevard.

Don't ruin a sunny holiday by leaving for your trip at the wrong time. Here's everything you need to know for Labor Day travel.

A new Israeli flag and a sign calling for the release of hostages taken in the October 7th Hamas attack will soon be placed on the facade of the Museum of American Jewish History in Center City following an act of vandalism.

Amtrak's all-new NextGen train pulled into 30th Street Station in Philadelphia for the first time on Thursday, marking a new chapter in train travel.

A lawsuit was filed against SEPTA by a group of riders who claim the transit authority has millions in reserve funds that can be used to avoid the ongoing service cuts.

Four men were injured after a tree fell in Fairmount Park Wednesday.

The plans to sell and improve the dangerous Graffiti Pier in Port Richmond have now stalled. Here's what we know.

Business owners and customers are reacting to the ongoing construction being done in Philadelphia's Old City neighborhood.