Three women have secured a $17.5 million settlement after contending that the Philadelphia hotels where their bodies were ...

A man was killed by police after he stole an officer's gun and shot one of the officers in the vest while he was being ...

A man trying to steal copper wire from a transformer in Northeast Philadelphia severely burned himself and caused a temporary ...

A man who grabbed a Philadelphia police officer’s gun and then shot him with it was killed by the officer’s partner Thursday ...

A man was electrocuted and started a fire while allegedly attempting to steal copper. According to Philadelphia Police, officers and the Fire Department responded to a ...

A man is in critical condition after he was shocked while trying to steal copper wire from a PECO transformer box, police say.

State and city officials held a virtual meeting Wednesday night to discuss the project, which will impact the seven-mile stretch from Bustleton Avenue to Southampton Road.

The three women, who were trafficked from the ages of 14 to 17, sued Motel 6, Days Inn, and North American Motor Inn.

The Shapiro Administration invests $17.4 million in Philadelphia road safety, funded by Automated Speed Enforcement revenue.

More money will go towards PennDOT’s goal of making Roosevelt Boulevard safer. The state agency announced Monday that $17.4 ...

The City of Philadelphia will receive nearly $17.4 million from the Automated Speed Enforcement funding program.

Three women will be paid millions by the Motel 6, Days Inn and North American Motor Inn on Roosevelt Boulevard in ...