Cannonball Club will open a showroom-style social club for car lovers in Fishtown this summer, pairing coffee, co-working and dining with indoor car storage.

A 4‑3 Commonwealth Court ruling finds Pennsylvania’s Medicaid ban on abortion funding unconstitutional and recognizes reproductive autonomy under the state constitution. The decision could expand coverage for low‑income patients.

Temple police and Philadelphia officers are searching for suspects after a student was chased into Morgan Hall South's lobby and struck around 2:50 a.m.; the student declined treatment.

The city has started ticketing cars left during scheduled street sweeps as its mechanical cleaning program moves into enforcement. Crews will sweep 14 neighborhoods through Oct. 29.

A packed gala drew more than 600 to the revived Lansdowne Theater as the restored 1927 movie palace settles into a busy concert season. Community leaders and national acts are already on the calendar.

Gov. Josh Shapiro pressed the head of Pennsylvania’s civil-rights agency to resign amid a review of the commission’s spending. The departures leave the PHRC short-handed and could slow discrimination cases.

An adult man was found shot early Saturday on the 1800 block of East Clementine Street in Kensington and later died at Temple University Hospital.

A motorcyclist died after an early-morning crash on the 4300 block of Cottman Avenue in Holmesburg. Philadelphia police say the Crash Investigation Division is investigating.

At a packed Vare Recreation Center town hall, Mayor Parker outlined a $6.97B FY27 plan and defended a $1‑per‑ride surcharge she says would deliver about $50M a year to Philly schools.

A 19-year-old Bristol Borough resident was arrested April 15 after a Mercer County, N.J., warrant accused him of possessing and distributing child pornography.

Officials say the new arena will sit at Broad and Pattison on the Spectrum footprint, housing the Sixers, Flyers and Philadelphia’s new WNBA team.

Philly surges into the low 90s Thursday; low humidity and gusts raise a fire-spread warning.

Michelin-recognized Scratch Restaurants plans a Center City burger shop with a speakeasy-style omakase counter, according to local reporting.