Leland Pinder

3 weeks ago | 6abc.com | Leland Pinder

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- On Thursday, the City of Philadelphia will begin installing new "loading zone" and "No Stopping Anytime" signage along the Spruce and Pine streets corridor in the city's 1st and 2nd districts. It's phase 1 of a project that will add more protection for cyclists in the most-used bike corridor in the city.

3 weeks ago | 6abc.com | Leland Pinder

WILMINGTON, Del. (WPVI) -- Wilmington police are investigating after a man's 2-year-old French bulldog, Tooty, was stolen during a home burglary. Police say the crime occurred around 1:15 a.m. Friday near N. West Street and E. Matson Run Parkway. Tooty's owner, Jahmeir Snow, says no one was home at the time. Snow says he usually takes Tooty with him to work, but he left her at home because she's in heat. Looking back, he wishes he hadn't strayed from his normal routine.

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Leland Pinder

Share PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Family members of a woman thrown from a moving vehicle and left for dead are speaking out, hoping the public can help solve the case. "I know out here it's the whole don't snitch and everything like that, but just come forward, say whatever information that you know that could lead to the arrest of whoever did this," said the victim's aunt, Tanya King. The victim, identified by family as 32-year-old Alexandria Warren, was tragically killed on May 8.

1 month ago | 6abc.com | Leland Pinder

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Family members of a woman thrown from a moving vehicle and left for dead are speaking out, hoping the public can help solve the case. "I know out here it's the whole don't snitch and everything like that, but just come forward, say whatever information that you know that could lead to the arrest of whoever did this," said the victim's aunt, Tanya King. The victim, identified by family as 32-year-old Alexandria Warren, was tragically killed on May 8.

2 months ago | 6abc.com | Leland Pinder

ByLeland PinderFriday, April 25, 2025 4:24AMUPLAND, Pa. (WPVI) -- The Delaware County Health Department hoped to help residents in Chester navigate their health care future during a community meeting on Thursday night. Worry and fear are growing amid the impending closure of Crozer Health and the impacted ambulance service. "All I envision is members of my community, could be me, my family members, dying on the way to getting care," said Chester resident Zulene Mayfield.