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4 people wanted for fleeing after crashing into several cars in Philadelphia
A person was hospitalized after a group of juveniles allegedly drove at a high rate of speed causing a crash and smashing into several parked cars in Philadelphia on Sunday morning.
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‘Portal' installation in Philly to open window to other part of the world
An art installation known as “The Portal” is set to open next week in Center City.
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Push to register, vote as election day inches closer
Several events throughout the city of Philadelphia are urging residents to register to vote and cast their ballot. NBC10’s Karen Hua reports.
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Neighbors remember woman allegedly killed by her husband at Philly home
The neighbors of Lola Karabaeva held a vigil and balloon release on Saturday days after her body was found wrapped in plastic and inside a closet in her home. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has the story.
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Video portal that connects people across the world opening in Philly
A Portals spokesperson confirmed to NBC10 that the viral round art installation with a two-way, all-hours live stream will open in Philadelphia.
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7 people injured after shooting in North Philadelphia
A mass shooting in North Philadelphia leaves seven people injured Saturday morning, according to police.
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7 injured in shooting near Fotterall Square in North Philadelphia, police say
Seven people were shot near Fotterall Square in North Philadelphia early Saturday morning, police said.
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Manayunk, Roxborough neighbors push for traffic safety
There’s a push to make Main Street Manayunk safer for pedestrians. It’s one of the most popular small business corridors in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke with residents and store owners who say they want to add more traffic calming measures.
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Woman attacked, punched several times on Schuylkill River Trail
Police in Philadelphia said that a woman was slammed to the ground on the Schuylkill River Trail and punched by a man on Friday morning.
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A push to slow traffic in Manayunk, Roxborough to keep pedestrians safe
More speed bumps and stop signs are coming to the Manayunk and Roxborough neighborhoods of Philadelphia in an effort to keep pedestrians and drivers safe.
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Woman attacked, punched on Schuylkill River Trail in Philadelphia on Friday morning
A woman was attacked and punched several times on the Schuylkill River Trail around 9 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 18, according to the Philadelphia Police Department.
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Suspect wanted after stabbing teenager in the back on Kensington Avenue in Philly
A teenager was stabbed in the back along Kensington Avenue in Philadelphia on Friday, Oct. 18, according to police.
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Man charged in connection to the death of his wife who was found in home's closet
A Philadelphia man is facing homicide charges after officials found his missing wife’s body wrapped in plastic inside a closet in their home. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan has the latest.
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Volunteers revamped the home of a West Philly neighbor in need
There was a lot of hammering of nails and sawing of wood in one West Philadelphia neighborhood on Friday as volunteers were helping to refurbish homes. NBC10’s Frances Wang has more.
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New automated parking system unveiled at the Wells Fargo Center
The Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia now has a new automated parking system. Drivers can pull into the parking lot from Broad Street and use the transaction area.
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Stabbing at Philly gas station/laundromat leaves 1 man dead, investigation underway
A man is dead after police said he was stabbed while playing on a gambling machine in a gas station/laundromat. It happened Friday morning at North 63rd and Vine streets in West Philadelphia, and the crime was caught on surveillance video. NBC10’s Yukare Nakayama has the latest details.
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New Pennsylvania law cracks down on illegal street racing
Governor Josh Shapiro signed a new law that increases the penalties for people who take part in illegal car meetups.
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Pennsylvania lawmakers aim to crack down on illegal street racing
Governor Shapiro signed a law — House Bill 2266 — that will increase the penalties for people who take part in illegal car meetups.
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Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center unveils new automated parking system
When you pull up to the Wells Fargo Center for your next concert or sports game, you will now be greeted by the new automated parking experience.
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Philadelphia plans to give out free SEPTA fare cards to 20,000 residents in need
As the city’s Zero Fare program enters its second year, officials plan to distribute 20,000 key cards to eligible participants. Here’s what you need to know.