The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025 (midday edition):

Business owners and organizations in Kensington and a few other neighborhoods are pushing back against an expanded curfew that will go into effect at midnight.

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A Trenton man is under arrest, accused of sexually assaulting two young girls.

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Police in Bucks County are investigating a road rage incident that spilled onto the grounds of an elementary school.

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PATCO leaders were up early this morning, thanking DRPA workers who have been cleaning trains and stations overnight.

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Trenton will once again have professional hockey, with a minor league team returning next season.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2025 (morning edition):

A Perkiomen Township man is on trial for first-degree murder, accused of beating his girlfriend to death in his apartment.

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Sunoco and parent company Energy Transfer have met the milestones laid out for them in the process of remedying a pipeline leak in Bucks County that was discovered in late January, according to the state Department of Environmental Protection.

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Several dozen people gathered in Love Park to rally support for the EPA finding that makes it possible for the agency to regulate greenhouse gases.

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There’s a change on the menu for Center City Restaurant Week. The event, which usually happens twice a year, is skipping its fall edition.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2025 (evening edition)

Philadelphia authorities are investigating the death of a baby girl in the city's Germantown neighborhood.

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A 51-year-old Trenton man is in custody after police say he sexually assaulted two young girls on separate occasions last month.

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Minor league hockey is returning to Trenton next year and fans get the chance to name the team.

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The Clean Air Council held a rally in Love Park hoping to get more public comment on an E P A proposal that would stop regulation of greenhouse gases.

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Philadelphia foodies will have to wait until the winter for the next Center City District Restaurant Week as the organization cancels the event this fall.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, Sept. 9. 2025 (midday edition)

Kids under 16 are now required to wear helmets while riding electric scooters and e-bikes in Haverford Township, Delaware County.

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Not guilty pleas were entered at court in Camden today for the Blackwood couple charged with locking up their teenage daughter and abusing her for years.

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Man charged in fatal shooting outside Center City 7-Eleven.

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The push to promote Philadelphia as a travel destination for the country’s 250th anniversary begins today–249 years to the day after the founding fathers chose the name “United States of America”.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Tuesday, September 9 (Morning Edition):

It’s all systems go for SEPTA to reverse its service cuts this weekend, now that the state has okayed its request to use capital dollars for operations.

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The man who police say shot and killed a woman in Center City last week has been charged with her murder.

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September is Child Passenger Safety Month, and local agencies, including the Pennsylvania State Police, are holding free car seat safety check events.

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An area non-profit is raising money to help families with children receiving cancer treatment at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025 (evening edition)

Crisis averted -- SEPTA’s service cuts are officially being reversed, now that PennDOT has signed off on SEPTA’s request to use state capital dollars for operations.

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Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker has signed a bill that will require gun shops to post signs warning that it’s illegal to misrepresent who a gun purchase is for.

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Two Pottstown men accused of being part of what authorities describe as a “sophisticated” and “devastating” gun-trafficking ring are on trial this week in Norristown. Several others involved with the ring have already pleaded guilty.

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The South Jersey couple accused of locking up their teenage daughter for years in their home in Blackwood appeared in court Monday.

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Golf and education stand side by side as a Philadelphia community celebrates a major milestone for students at a local golf course that's in the middle of a comeback.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Sept. 8, 2025 (midday edition)

Crisis averted. The Shapiro administration has approved SEPTA's request to use nearly 400-million-dollars from its capital assistance funds to maintain service.

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Crews battled a two-alarm fire at a vacant church in West Philadelphia early this morning.

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A leading expert on climate change at Penn argues that scientific research is being attacked, undermined, and discredited for political and economic gain.

The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Monday, September 8 (Morning Edition):

Police are investigating a shooting in the Hunting Park section that left a man dead Sunday night.

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An update for commuters who ride SEPTA's Chestnut Hill East line -- after a three-month suspension due to construction, limited service between the Chestnut Hill East and Wayne junction stations resumes Monday morning. Riders traveling to Center City must transfer at Wayne Junction; alternate options include the Route 23 bus or the Chestnut Hill West line.

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The county health department is holding a special event Monday afternoon to help former Crozer patients access their medical records.

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Hockey Hall of Famer Ken Dryden, who famously swept the Philadelphia Flyers in four games in 1976, died Friday.

Investigators in Philadelphia confirmed that 2-year-old Jeremiah Cottman who was reported missing in Chester City, Pennsylvania, was found safe in Philadelphia Saturday night.

Police said they responded to the home of Jeremiah's mother on Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2025, after a reported argument.

That's when they learned that family members of Jeremiah hadn't seen him since his birthday party in May.

Police then received information indicating the boy was with his grandparents.

On Saturday Chester City Police and Philadelphia Police responded to a home on the 40th and Spruce Streets where they believed Jeremiah had recently stayed with his grandparents.

Police found Jeremiah at the home. Police also took two people from the home into custody.

Investigators have not yet identified those two individuals or revealed if they face any charges.

Jeremiah, who appeared to be in good condition, was taken to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for an evaluation and is in the custody of Child & Youth Services.

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“Ken Dryden was the reason I became a goalie,” says Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

He added, “Few Canadians have given more, or stood taller, for our country,” as he paid tribute to the Montreal Canadiens Hall-of-Fame goaltender, who passed away Friday.

KYW Newsradio’s Vik Raghupathi spoke with Hall-of-Fame hockey journalist Al Morganti about Dryden’s legacy.

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The Delaware County health department is holding a special event tomorrow (Monday) to help ALL former Crozer patients access their medical records.

KYW Newsradio’s Justin Udo has the story.

Investigators in Philadelphia confirmed that 2-year-old Jeremiah Cottman, who was reported missing in Chester City, has been found safe in Philadelphia.

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As we have been reporting, SEPTA asked for state approval to use money reserved for capital projects to temporarily fund services as they race to roll back cuts before a Sept. 14 deadline.

KYW’s Sunny Morgan spoke with riders with mixed feelings about the ongoing transit issues.

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The general election after a presidential year traditionally sees the lowest turnout in Philadelphia and many other parts of the state, but a panel of political and legal experts argues that this election could be the most important for Pennsylvania in years.

KYW’s Pat Loeb reports

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Food Bank of South Jersey CEO Fred Wasiak announced will be retiring at the end of the year.

KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty spoke with him about the challenges ahead as demand is higher than it’s been in years.