Philadelphia police are seeking public help to find a suspect in the fatal shooting of an 88-year-old man, asking for information on a silver Nissan Altima seen in released footage.

Cherelle Parker, Philadelphia's first female mayor, presented a $6.29 billion "One Philly" fiscal plan to the City Council, focusing on safety, cleanliness, and sustainability without new taxes.

Philadelphia police are seeking public help to locate missing 75-year-old Raymond Wiley last seen in the Robbins Avenue area.

Cities across the U.S., including Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago, are preparing for St. Patrick's Day festivities, expecting large turnouts for parades and other celebrations.

PAHAF offers Pennsylvania homeowners up to $14,000 for delinquent taxes and additional assistance for utilities and home loans, available on a first-come, first-served basis starting March 18.

The Pennsylvania State Police, National Guard, and American Legion are accepting applications for their annual youth camp at Messiah University, encouraging teens interested in law enforcement or military careers.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will attend the National Puerto Rican Agenda's Convention at Taller Puertorriqueño in North Philly on March 15, 2024.

The U.S. Attorney's Office and FBI are seeking victims of John Douglas Burch, charged with online child exploitation using social media platforms since 2014.

Two men received five-year prison sentences for cocaine distribution, followed by supervised release, after a federal investigation into a multi-state drug trafficking operation.

A "Peace Not Guns" town hall was held at Imhotep Institute Charter High School after recent shootings in Philadelphia, including the death of a teen, to address gun violence and community action.

The Philadelphia Zoo introduces Marcy, a young female snow leopard, as part of a breeding program to preserve the species.

Equifax agrees to a $485,000 settlement for a credit score error affecting Pennsylvania consumers, as confirmed by the state's Attorney General Michelle Henry.

Mayor Cherelle Parker proposes a $6.3 billion budget for Philadelphia focused on safety, cleanliness, and commerce, with no tax hikes and significant funding for police, cleanliness initiatives, and affordable housing.