Pennock Bridge Road in Franklin Township will be closed for pipe replacement on June 11-12 from 9 AM to 3 PM, with detours via Route 841, Avondale Road, and Guernsey Road.

The Philadelphia Police Department is requesting the public's help in locating missing 16-year-old Brigyth Odalis Chisaguano, last seen in the 25th District on June 1, 2024.

The Philadelphia community is actively searching for Louis Dunston, a 66-year-old man missing for two months, last seen in the 14th District. Police seek public assistance.

Delaware State Police investigate an early morning robbery at a Dash In gas station in New Castle, with the masked suspect displaying a handgun and fleeing with cash.

A woman pushing a stroller was attacked in Collingdale, PA; the child was unharmed and the suspect remains at large, identifiable by a deformed right ear.

Philadelphia's Mayor Parker's One Philly Budget received preliminary approval, focusing on public safety, cleanliness, and economic opportunities, with a $2.39 billion allocation for various city improvements.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day in Philadelphia with temperatures near 84°F and northwest winds shifting west. Evening temperatures will drop to about 62°F. The weekend looks similar, but Sunday may have showers.

A Philadelphia officer fatally shot two dogs that attacked an 18-year-old woman after she encountered them fighting. The officer is now on administrative duty pending an investigation.

Philadelphia's Center City SIPS, a long-standing happy hour tradition, returns for its 20th season, featuring discounts at local bars and a special beer called "SIPS Summer Splash."

Philadelphia Mayor Parker signed a new Consumer Protection Ordinance to combat fraudulent business practices and enhance local consumer protection. The law enables city legal action against deceitful businesses, with fines up to $2000 per violation.

A former substitute teacher and coach from Pennsylvania is charged with child sexual abuse and trafficking, after an investigation linked to explicit material found on a minor's phone.

UArts in Philadelphia canceled a town hall meeting meant to discuss its closure, leaving students and parents seeking answers about the university's sudden decision and its impact on their futures.

Philadelphia officials and Rebuild Philadelphia began renovations at Cohocksink Recreation Center, costing $4.45 million, to enhance community facilities.