The Philadelphia 76ers' owners bought 2,000 tickets to Game 6 against the New York Knicks to ensure a home crowd, distributing them to local groups and workers.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has a full day, attending the Business Impact Summit, a Habitat for Humanity luncheon, a Service Award Ceremony, and a budget discussion in Philadelphia.

Mayor Parker will attend the swearing-in of Philadelphia's new Board of Education members, speak at a Women’s Business Empowerment Luncheon, and honor fallen service personnel at a memorial.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify a male suspect involved in a burglary on Walnut Street, stealing jewelry and other items. The suspect is seen on video wearing a "Real Men Rock Pink" shirt.

The Fine Wine & Good Spirits store in Camp Hill, PA, reopens after three months of renovations, featuring upgraded interiors and a wider selection of products.

Philadelphia may move its intercity bus terminal to AutoPark at Olde City for a pilot program while seeking a permanent location, but Old City residents are opposed to the idea. No final decision has been made yet.

April's Fair Housing Month highlights the persistent challenge of housing discrimination in the U.S., exemplified by a Philadelphia initiative to combat racial bias in home appraisals.

U.S. Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield visited Philadelphia to discuss foreign policy, meet with African Diaspora leaders, inspire students at Bodine High School, and join a World Affairs Council fireside chat.

Pennsylvania introduces educational programs in 24 state parks to support Remake Learning Days, with over 30 activities scheduled from May 2-22, focusing on hands-on learning in nature.

The Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing 19-year-old Kahijah Jackson last seen in the 35th District area.

Pennsylvania's DOR will provide in-person help for tax rebate applications at local centers in May, targeting newly eligible residents after program eligibility expansion by Governor Shapiro.

Philadelphia police are intensively searching for 14-year-old Mahiyri Easley, who disappeared last Thursday and was last seen near 27th and Montgomery Avenue.

Several cars were set ablaze at a Pennsylvania State Police impound lot in Philadelphia, with firefighters responding around 4 a.m. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation.