Miguel Martinez-Valle

Police investigate after thousands of dollars worth of tuna was stolen from a truck in South Philly early Thursday, Aug. 8, 2024.

South Philadelphia Aug 8

Something's fishy: Thousands worth of tuna stolen in South Philly heist

Hundreds of pounds of tuna was stolen from a truck along Lawrence Street in South Philadelphia early Thursday, police say.

Police are investigating a string of car break-ins in Center City, like these seen on Tuesday, July 30, 2024.

Center City Jul 30

Police investigating ‘clusters' of car break-ins in Center City, officials say

Thieves and vandals have been leaving windows smashed and vehicle damaged throughout Center City in recent weeks and, officials are working to determine if the incidents are connected.

A SEPTA train glides along the Market-Frankford line above Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood on a recent afternoon.

Kensington Jul 18

In Kensington, Philly officials look to connect addiction services to those in need

Philadelphia’s Special Committee on Kensington met with residents, health professionals and service providers on Thursday in an effort to connect those who struggle with addiction to treatment services.

A pair of mail collection boxes in Collegeville that officials believe may have been targeted by thieves over the past weekend.

Montgomery County Apr 30

Residents told to cancel checks after Montco mail thefts

Someone broke into mail collection boxes on West Third Avenue in Collegeville over the weekend, potentially stealing money and putting some people’s personal information at risk.

Feb 26

City Council moves to end 24/7 businesses in Kensington

A bill is progressing through City Hall that would see any commercial business or restaurant — like vape shops, bodegas and take out food shops — in Kensington forced to shutter between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Philadelphia Jan 4

Kensington residents react to Mayor Parker's plan for the community

Mayor Cherelle Parker has said she wants to improve Kensington — even suggesting she would bring in the National Guard to police scofflaws. Those in the community welcome change, but don’t necessarily agree that the answer lies in stricter police efforts.