Philadelphia Police seek help finding Vanessa Valentin, a 15-year-old missing since November 24 from the 15th District. She has brown eyes and red/black braids, and was last seen wearing dark clothing and purple crocs.

Khalil Dickens was sentenced to 25 years for a series of violent crimes in Philadelphia, including armed carjackings and robberies, bringing relief to the affected community.

Pennsylvania signs the CROWN Act into law, protecting against hair discrimination and promoting workplace fairness and self-expression, especially for Black communities.

Philadelphia released its Vision Zero Action Plan 2030 to eliminate traffic deaths, with input from local voices and focused on high-injury areas and equity for underserved communities.

NWS Philadelphia forecasts variable weather for Philadelphia, with rain, clouds, and sunshine, and a gradual cooling trend towards winter temperatures.

Philadelphia prepares for the 2025 Thanksgiving Parade with celebrities, road closures, and SEPTA detours; event details available on the city's website.

Philadelphia Police are seeking public help to locate Seaira Benn, a 13-year-old girl missing since November 20, 2025, last seen at 6100 Ridge Avenue.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Carron Green, missing since November 15 and last seen on N. Sydenham Street. He's 6’4”, 260 lbs, with gray eyes and sandy hair.

Philadelphia Police seek help locating missing 13-year-old Danna Hurtado from the 2nd District. She was last seen wearing a gray jacket, black jeans, and white Jordans.

Philadelphia reinstates the Kensington Nuisance Fire Task Force to address cold weather safety, targeting rubbish fires, and improving community quality of life.

Philadelphia's Register of Wills, John Sabatina, launches a Suit & Dress Drive for veterans, set for November 20 at The First African Baptist Church, to aid their transition to civilian life.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announced a $25 million fund to support child care workers with bonuses to address the industry's workforce crisis.

A Lehigh County man, Chinedu Ekuma, pleaded guilty to a wire fraud scheme, defrauding $1.75 million through his companies, facing up to 40 years in prison.