Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has nominated nine individuals to join the Philadelphia Board of Education, with diverse backgrounds to address the needs of the city's school system.

Philadelphia City Council is conducting budget hearings to review the Mayor's $6.29 billion FY 2025 proposal, with meetings underway and more scheduled, impacting city finances and services.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking help to locate missing teenager Antonio Walton, 17, last seen on March 28, with a detailed description of his appearance offered.

Philadelphia's 91st annual Easter Promenade on South Street featured participants in festive attire, with highlights including Mr. and Mrs. Cotton Tail and a Best Dressed contest.

Pennsylvania cuts unemployment call wait times from over an hour to 20 minutes due to hiring over 380 new interviewers after increased budget support.

The Philadelphia Police Department is searching for missing 13-year-old Chase Chappell, while separate gunfire near Temple University resulted in two arrests, with a third suspect sought.

Thieves stole from a donation box at Our Lady of Consolation Catholic Church in Philadelphia during Holy Week, leaving the community and church officials dismayed.

Philadelphia hosts a series of green events for Earth Day, including cleanups, family fishing, and astronomy viewings, promoting sustainability and community health.

First Lady Lori Shapiro and Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding visited Quality Greenhouses to honor farmworkers during National Farmworker Awareness Week, emphasizing their critical role in Pennsylvania's economy.

Pottsgrove Manor announces spring events focused on 18th-century maritime history and the Annual Colonial Mayfair with activities and historical demonstrations.

Philadelphia police seek a hit-and-run driver who killed a 64-year-old man in Grays Ferry; the suspect vehicle is identified as a charcoal-colored Dodge Charger.

MLK Drive in Philadelphia is set for weekend closures for recreation from March 30 to facilitate safe activities for pedestrians, cyclists, and joggers away from vehicle traffic.

Philadelphia's ports are preparing for increased traffic after the collapse of Baltimore's Key Bridge rerouted shipping, potentially impacting local economy and jobs.