Philadelphia receives a $450,000 grant to support youth justice reforms aimed at keeping youth out of the justice system and engaged in the community.

PennDOT announces lane closures on U.S. 422 East for concrete repairs from May 28-30 during overnight hours, which could cause significant traffic delays.

Drexel University will continue with regular operations amid a pro-Palestinian protest, with President Fry threatening disciplinary actions and refuting intimidation claims. Extra security measures are in place.

PennDOT is undertaking a $83.6 million construction project on U.S. 422, causing lane closures and expected delays from May 28 to 31 for road and bridge work in Lower Pottsgrove Township.

The FBI has warned that Chinese international students in the US are being targeted by an extortion scam, coercing them into isolation and financial loss.

Bryce Harper of the Philadelphia Phillies surprised a local high school senior by helping him with a promposal, exhibiting a personal connection not often seen from pro athletes.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announces a plan for city employees to resume full-time office work by July 15, 2024, supported by local leaders, enhancing economic recovery and city life.

Philadelphia police are searching for a missing 12-year-old boy, Nasir Shields, last seen in the area of Old York Road, described as around 4'5", in black clothing and Jordan sneakers.

Drexel University's president calls for an end to a pro-Palestinian encampment on campus, citing safety and operational concerns. This follows arrests at the University of Pennsylvania and Drexel's move to virtual classes.

PennDOT warns of utility construction causing delays on state highways in Chester and Delaware counties with detours expected during night and daytime hours.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker plans to introduce a Clean and Green Cabinet in Philadelphia, aiming to make the city safer, cleaner, and more sustainable with an upcoming Executive Order.

A person walking on the Vine Street Expressway was fatally hit by a car early Wednesday, causing significant traffic delays. The driver was not impaired and cooperated with authorities.

Philadelphia is set to receive federal support to develop a more inclusive infrastructure job market, as part of the DOT's Thriving Communities Program under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.