Public Safety

A new high-water rescue vehicle was pressed into service after more than 4 inches of rain fell within one hour.

Public utility regulators say the natural gas explosion was not caused by PGW infrastructure.

Piles of trash left after Fourth of July celebrations have likely already leached into the water. And that’s not all that’s in there.

As Philadelphia’s crash deaths move closer to pre-pandemic levels, pedestrians and cyclists are making up a growing share of fatalities on city streets.

E-bikes, e-scooters, and e-motos are all over our streets (and sometimes sidewalks). How are the rules of the road changing accordingly?

A 72-car, CSX freight train traveling eastbound went off the tracks in Bucks County. Authorities say 16 of those train cars derailed.

The Monroe Energy refinery in Trainer processes an average of 185,000 barrels per day, including jet fuel, gasoline and diesel.

From beach wheelchairs and access mats to beach taxis and accessible restrooms, here's where to find accommodations down the shore.

Perched 100 feet above the Pine Barrens, a man in a tower uses a century-old system to stop fire in its tracks.

The May fire was the latest of over a dozen at facilities run by EMR in Camden since 2020. The suspension will be reevaluated in early July.

The order comes after city, county and state elected officials called on government agencies to shut EMR’s Camden operations.

Open water presents risks that pools don't. A New Jersey swim coach explains how to handle currents, waves and other hazards.

Jennifer Griffin worked to bolster campus police following the murder of Officer Christopher Fitzgerald.

In 2025, overall use of Language Line, which provides translation for more than 240 languages in real time, was down 12.4% from 2024.

During the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, the Schuylkill River rose to levels that hadn’t been recorded in more than 150 years.