Philadelphia All Local

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026 (evening edition):

• Pennsylvania State Police are investigating a possible child luring incident in Glen Mills, Delaware County.

• Drivers and trick-or-treaters are being reminded to take extra care this year, with Halloween falling on a Saturday.
• Comcast says it will lay off more than 600 employees in Philadelphia at the end of the year.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026 (midday edition):

• With the election next week, Philadelphia city commissioners gave the mayor and the media a tour of their northeast Philadelphia facility where the ballots will be counted.
• The Philly School Board has okayed a multi-million dollar deal that sets its controversial facilities plan into motion.
• A Delaware County community-based workforce program that has shown past success is now expanding.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026 (morning edition)

• Philadelphia city council introduces new legislation aiming to simplify cancelling subscriptions.
• The Philadelphia School Board takes the next step towards closing more than a dozen schools even as protests against the plan continue.
• A grieving mother led a couple dozen people on a walk through the streets of Cobbs Creek Thursday evening to commemorate the hit-and-run death of her son more than a year ago.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Thursday, October 29, 2026 (evening edition)

• The suspect charged with killing Philadelphia Police Sergeant Shane Seiber and injuring his partner in an ambush shooting in West Philly earlier this month was in Federal court this afternoon entering a plea of not guilty.
• Police are looking for a group of thieves who stole $10,000 worth of beef from a cargo truck in Northeast Philadelphia overnight.
• Philadelphia city council will consider a bill to make it easier to cancel subscriptions that automatically charge your credit card—whether you’re still using the service or not.
• The extremely popular Portal is staying put at City Hall.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026 (midday edition):

• Three people, including a young boy, were hurt and several others had to be rescued when fire tore through a North Philadelphia row home.
• Four people in Delaware County are accused of luring a pair of intellectually disabled women into their home so they could take advantage of their government benefits and abuse them.
• The Census Bureau is proposing new rules that could have dire effects on the region’s federal funding and political representation.
• New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill says her administration is delivering on the promise of permitting reform.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026 (morning edition):

• A Philadelphia man got life in prison after he was convicted of a slew of offenses associated with a violent drug trafficking organization.
• The Philadelphia City Commissioners voted to deny authorization for election observers to enter restricted areas of polling places in response to notice from the Trump administration that it is sending monitors to the city.
• New Jersey Transit is launching a new shuttle service to help seniors in Camden and Gloucester counties get where they need to go.
• If you’re looking for a family-friendly event that won’t hurt your wallet this Halloween, check out Us Night Market in South Philly.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026 (evening edition):

• Philadelphia has appointed its first rat abatement manager in response to a City Council resolution calling for a coordinated effort to fight an infestation in the Lower Northeast.
• Three teenagers were found guilty of first-degree murder in what prosecutors called a gang execution and murder in Norristown last year.
• A Burlington County man is accused of posing as a teenage boy to lure young girls into sending him sexual content online and then sharing it.
• Several illegal tire dumping incidents near a SEPTA train station in North Philadelphia have a multi-agency collaboration, including law enforcement, addressing it.
• More charging stations for electric vehicles are headed our way, under grants announced by PennDOT Wednesday.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2028 (midday edition):

• Temple police are investigating a sexual assault that happened off-campus.
• In Montgomery County, jury deliberations are beginning in the murder trial of three alleged gang members accused of killing a rival gang member.
• Activists and Drexel students gathered outside the Academy of Natural Sciences a month after it closed to demand it reopen.
• Philadelphia City Councilmember Anthony Phillips says he still hasn’t seen the coordinated city effort to address the rat problem in the Lower Northeast, which council called for in a resolution almost three weeks ago.
• An artist workshop in Fishtown is hosting a holiday gift market.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026 (morning edition):

• A suspected serial sex predator faces a list of charges for allegedly assaulting a girl and two women in Bucks County.
• After allegations of hazing going unaddressed rocked Cheltenham High School this summer, state legislators quickly passed a law requiring school officials to report hazing.
• SEPTA crews have been busy retrofitting two dozen rail cars purchased from Montreal to help shore up its aging fleet.
• A new survey finds a quarter of Americans support the Make America Healthy Again movement as a whole, but many of those against MAHA share similar concerns about the American food industry.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, October 27, 2027 (evening edition)

• A story first heard on KYWNewsradio. Philadelphia prosecutors say the Chair of the city’s Police Oversight Commission sold confidential information to a defendant in a domestic violence case. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports he was arrested Tuesday morning on bribery and other charges.
• A Downingtown man who was already a registered sex offender is charged with sexually assaulting three teenagers.
• Thieves stole three thousand pounds of frozen snow crab legs off of a tractor trailer in Southwest Philadelphia Tuesday morning.
• New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has formally requested federal assistance after shore towns were rocked by a Nor’Easter last month.
• The Department of Justice has confirmed plans to send 1-thousand election monitors to the polls across the country, including to Philadelphia, to protect election integrity during next Tuesday's midterm.