Gunfire disrupted an Eid celebration in West Philadelphia, injuring two. 21-year-old Kahbir Oglesby-Hicks was arrested among others, facing charges. The incident caused community leaders to plan a press conference to address gun violence.

Kidney recipient Joe DeMayo met his donor Marybeth Foster for the first time at a Philadelphia Phillies game, a heartfelt moment celebrating life and gratitude.

The Citizens Police Oversight Commission is closely monitoring a recent shooting in West Philadelphia's Parkside community, underscoring its role in overseeing such incidents.

Federal Donuts, a popular Philadelphia food chain, is set to expand with three new locations in the city's suburbs, hinting at potential national growth.

Mayor Cherelle Parker celebrates her first 100 days in office, focusing on achievements in public safety, economy, and more amidst Philadelphia's challenges.

Philadelphia boosts its electric vehicle fleet, adding chargers, with a plan to cut fleet emissions by 45% by 2030, having already reduced them by 10% since 2019.

Philadelphia Police are actively seeking the public's help to find 19-year-old non-verbal Kinza Nasir, who went missing early Wednesday from Seybert Street.

Pennsylvania's new Federal Work Study initiative allows students to earn money by working at polling stations and engaging in nonpartisan election activities, promoting civic engagement and helping with college costs.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is set to announce new appointees to her administration, reflecting her strategy to strengthen her team's leadership.

The Philadelphia Eagles will play the Green Bay Packers in São Paulo, Brazil, for the NFL's 2024 season opener, marking the first NFL regular-season game in Brazil and the first Week 1 Friday game since 1970.

Jewish organizations in Pennsylvania received hoax bomb threats, causing evacuations and heightened security measures before being deemed not credible.

Three men were injured in a triple shooting on Chancellor Street in West Philadelphia, with investigations ongoing into the related exchange of gunfire.

Philadelphia City Council approved bills for city redevelopment and affordable internet, and Mayor Parker signed laws to address disorder in Kensington. Public budget town halls invite citizen input on the fiscal plans.