The Latest
-
Salvation Army shelter in Philly dealing with rodents and bugs, resident says
A resident says rats, mice and cockroaches are an ongoing problem at a Salvation Army shelter in Philadelphia.
-
Deaths, injuries climb in Pennsylvania amid calls for e-bike regulation
Pennsylvania lawmakers say they are struggling to keep up with legislation over e-bikes as more injuries and deaths are reported.
-
Water finally restored for 18 homes hours after water main break in North Philly
Crews shut off service to 18 homes in North Philadelphia after a water main break on Thursday, officials said.
-
Grid operator proposes data center registry to track power use
The grid operator for Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware is proposing a registry for all large load energy users, such as data centers.
-
Philly community activist accused of stabbing woman on SEPTA train
Rosalind “Roz” Pichardo, a Kensington community activist, is accused of stabbing another woman during a fight on a SEPTA train.
-
SEPTA is spending millions to stop fare evasion. Is it paying off?
SEPTA is spending money to stop losing money. New data shows the strategy is working though many riders continue to cheat the system.
-
Computers, pianos among unaccounted for items at Philadelphia schools: Audit
Taxpayer-funded equipment across the School District of Philadelphia is unaccounted for, according to a new report the NBC10 Investigators obtained.
-
Cleanup and investigation underway after Bensalem train derailment
The evacuation order was lifted and the area was deemed safe after at least 13 freight train cars derailed in Bensalem, Pa.
-
Man pleads guilty in gravestone scam after stealing $1.5M from grieving families
A headstone salesman accused of defrauding hundreds of customers in Pa., Del. and NJ pleaded guilty to federal fraud and tax charges.
-
Woman arrested after being caught on camera in deadly stabbing, police say
The woman accused of stabbing another woman to death during a pre-planned fight that was caught on video was arrested, police say.