The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Monday, Dec. 23, 2024 (morning edition):

Downed power wires along Amtrak’s Northeast Corridor suspended service between Philadelphia and New York on Sunday.

Philadelphia voters will be asked to create a board and office of prison oversight next spring. Last week, legislation to put the question on the ballot passed at City Council’s final session of the year.

There are only a couple of shopping days left before Christmas. If you haven't gotten the people you love the gifts you think they need, you’re in good company.

A bill to provide more transparency during the investigation of sexual assaults has now passed both chambers in Trenton, with the recent approval by the general assembly.

Habitat for Humanity is celebrating the holidays by cutting the red ribbon on new affordable housing in the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood.

A Chinatown staple re-opens after being forced to close because of a steam and pipe issue.

Holiday travel is in full swing and Triple-A anticipates record-setting volume driven by a significant rebound in air travel.

In the Philadelphia five-county area, 1.3 million people are expected to travel 50 miles or more.

Triple-A spokeswoman Jana Tidwell says 90% of them will be traveling by car and 7% by air.

Tidwell says air travel is a significant reason for the record increase.

This weekend is expected to be the busiest of the 12-day period between December 21st and January first.

Tidwell says AAA also anticipates a rush of people returning after Christmas next Thursday and Friday.

It’s the season of giving...and tipping.

New Jersey lawmakers quickly introduced and passed a resolution, demanding answers from the federal government about drones.

It’s a holiday Goat extravaganza …The Philly GOAT Project is asking the community to donate their Xmas trees this holiday season.

It's a place to get a cup of coffee and maybe even cuddle with a cat...…a non-profit cat café in Queen Village is helping an animal rescue in the city find homes for adoptable felines.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local - Friday, December 20, 2024 (Evening Edition)

The U.S. Marshals found and arrested a third suspect connected to last week’s triple shooting at Dilworth Park.

Longtime Philadelphia sports radio personality Howard Eskin is leaving our sister station WIP.

New Jersey lawmakers quickly introduced and passed a resolution this week, demanding answers from the federal government about drones.

AAA anticipates record-setting travel volume this holiday season in our region.

Burlington County is asking residents to be mindful of what goes in your recycling bins this holiday season.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local - Friday, December 20, 2024 (Midday Edition)

A third suspect was taken into custody in connection with the shooting that happened last week at Dilworth Park.

A man from Harlseyville is accused of driving while high when he crashed into another car, killing a maried couple in their 80's back in June.

Eagles travel to Landover, Maryland this weekend to take on the Washington Commanders.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Friday, Dec. 20, 2024 (morning edition):

A 19-year-old man was sentenced Thursday after pleading guilty to his involvement in the fatal shooting of a teen boy outside Roxborough High School two years ago.

The Philadelphia School District has agreed to provide anti-discrimination training to its staff as part of the resolution of a federal civil rights complaint by Jewish parents.

Many of us sign up for credit cards because of the benefits, but a lot of those rewards go unspent. Here's what you need to know.

Philadelphia city council, today, gave final passage to the bills needed for a Center City arena, after a delay caused by protesters opposed to the development.

The FAA issued a ban on the use of drones over critical infrastructure in few dozen towns and cities across New Jersey. That includes several places in our area.

Several people who had ties to a South Philadelphia family pharmacy have been charged in a $20-million dollar Medicare fraud operation.

The African American Museum in Philadelphia is debuting two new exhibitions ahead of its upcoming Kwanzaa celebration series.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024 (midday edition):

The FAA has issued a ban on the use of drones over several dozen towns and cities in New Jersey.

Philadelphia police arrested another 14-year-old suspect in last Friday's shooting at crowded Christmas Village outside City Hall.

The manager of a watch store in the Moorestown Mall was arrested on Tuesday after investigators discovered he allegedly put a hidden camera in the bathroom of the store and secretly recorded underage employees.

In South Philly, they are gluing on the feathers and tuning up instruments for the 2025 Mummers Parade.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024 (morning edition):

Police have made a second arrest in Friday’s shooting at Dilworth Park outside of City Hall that injured three teens — one, critically.

The parents of a Macy’s security guard who was killed in a knife attack inside the Center City store last year have sued Macy’s Retail Holdings for failing to protect employees adequately.

New Jersey’s acting comptroller says courtesy cards handed out by police officers to friends and family have led to a dangerous lack of enforcement for traffic violations.

Next time you see a QR code, you may want to think twice before you scan it with your phone. Quishing, an identity fraud scam, is taking off across the country. It’s where scammers tamper with or entirely replace QR codes.

Philadelphia police have made an arrest in the 2023 shooting death of a Simon Gratz High School student.

A 50-year-old Perkiomen Township man will spend the rest of his life in prison, convicted of killing his mother and brother.

The parents of a Macy’s security guard who was killed in a knife attack in the store, last year, has sued Macy’s Holdings for failing to adequately protect employees.

A special program that eliminates tuition for individuals working to break into one of the regions most in demand trades.

The longest-running continuous folk parade in the country will take place in Philadelphia for the 124th year on New Year's Day.