Philadelphia is set for a week of variable weather with comfortable temperatures, potential rain showers, and thunderstorms, with sunnier conditions expected towards the weekend.

A man from Bucks County faces charges for child sexual exploitation and cyberstalking, with indications he coerced minors into sending explicit images and engaged in threatening behavior.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find a suspect in a 2019 homicide in the 19th District where a woman was fatally shot. They urge tips and caution against approaching the suspect.

Philadelphia Police are seeking public help to find missing 60-year-old Julius Davis, last seen over a month ago. He's 5'4", 200 pounds, with grey hair. Call 215-686-3353 with info.

Park Avenue in Vineland is set for construction, affecting traffic with lane closures on weekdays from 7 AM to 4 PM starting September 10, 2025. The project includes road, drainage, and sidewalk improvements.

Philadelphia celebrated the graduation of 61 new EMTs from the Philadelphia Fire Department, with a ceremony featuring speeches, performances, and recognition of their rigorous training and readiness to serve.

Bucks County is planning its second annual Centenarian Luncheon for October 1, honoring local residents aged 100+, with community and county officials attending.

Philadelphia Police seek public help in finding Michael Martin, missing since August 27 from West Lehigh Avenue.

Philadelphia launched the Employer of Choice Initiative to honor local businesses contributing to workforce development and equitable economic growth.

Philadelphia Police seek public help in locating Irfan Din, last seen September 3 on S. 9th St., described as a 25-year-old male, 5'4", 115 lbs., with brown eyes and black hair.

Philadelphia youth completed a summer program focused on civil rights and conflict resolution, producing podcasts and gaining inspiration from local leaders.

Philadelphia's Department of Records has launched a new system to prevent deed fraud by verifying signatories' vital status during property transfers.

SEPTA has updated Philadelphia's transit line names, using letters and colors for easier recognition, with strong public acceptance and continued communication to ease the transition.