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SEPTA installs new signs, is trying to fix cards that aren’t working
SEPTA officials said Thursday that a card production issue was causing some riders to be declined at subways, buses and ...
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Police: Philly man charged in death of Adams Twp. resident found burned along Haws Pike
Authorities in Cambria County say a Philadelphia man is being charged in connection to the death of an Adams Township man, ...
Snow showers to hit Philadelphia region Friday evening. Here's the weather forecast.
A quick-moving system will approach the Philadelphia area Friday through the afternoon and bring snow showers in the evening.
A Philly man slashed a passenger on a SEPTA bus with a box cutter in Old City after an argument
A 43-year-old Philadelphia man slashed another man’s head with a box cutter on a SEPTA bus early Friday morning after the two ...
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Man dies after being shot mulitple times in Philadelphia's Frankford section
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- A 26-year-old man is dead after a shooting Thursday morning in Philadelphia's Frankford section.
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Radon could be an invisible lung cancer risk inside your Pennsylvania home
Roughly 40% of Pennsylvania homes are estimated to have elevated levels of radioactive radon, according to the state.
Woman "very lucky" to survive after crashing car while fleeing gunman, Philadelphia police say
A woman fleeing her ex-boyfriend was shot and then crashed her car late Thursday night in the West Mount Airy section of ...
Light snow to impact Friday rush hour in Philly region, bigger storm on Monday
We're in for light snow in the Philly region Friday afternoon and into the evening, a big drop in temperatures over the ...
What community leaders think led to Philly’s drop in shootings, and what’s needed to sustain it long-term
After years of record-breaking violence amid the pandemic, Philadelphia in 2024 saw a historic reduction in homicides and ...
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The phorid fly population exploded in Chester County in 2024, filling houses with swarms of insects — and leaving homeowners with little recourse. Plus, meet Congress' local newcomers.