Philadelphia marks National Gun Violence Awareness Day with citizens wearing orange, and the city's health department introduces a blog series on public health and gun violence prevention.

Philadelphia's City Council grants preliminary approval to Mayor Parker's $6.8 billion budget, focusing on housing, safety, and emergency services upgrades for FY 2026.

Duane Taylor has pleaded guilty to kidnapping a child from PA in 2022 and faces life in prison; his case highlights Project Safe Childhood's fight against child exploitation.

Four deported men were sentenced for illegal reentry into the U.S., with sentences ranging from time served to over a year.

Philadelphia City Council has established "Civilian Police Oversight Day" on June 9 to highlight the role of independent civilian oversight in policing.

Darryl Lawrence confirmed by PA Senate as the state's Consumer Advocate, a role he's prepared for after years with the Office, and backed by AG Sunday.

Philadelphia health officials warn of potential air quality issues following a bus depot fire in Hunting Park, advising residents to stay indoors and monitor health.

Philadelphia celebrates Pride month with events and a commitment to LGBTQ+ rights, highlighting historic activism and offering legal protections for the community.

Philadelphia is expected to face showers and possible thunderstorms, with high humidity and temperatures fluctuating between the mid-60s and high 80s, according to NWS forecasts.

New Castle County Police's investigation on high-risk offenders resulted in a crackdown on Wilmington's drug network, leading to the arrest of Beulah, Mason, and Phillips and the seizure of various drugs.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Gianna Diaz, 13, missing since May 30 from N. Howard Street in the 26th District. She's 5'5", with brown hair/eyes, last seen in a blue hoodie and black yoga pants.

The Philadelphia Fire Department is installing free smoke alarms in homes, partnering with City Council members as part of the #PFDStrongerTogether campaign to enhance fire safety. Residents can request installations by calling 311.

Joseph Cole Barleta was sentenced to 66 months in prison for his role in a racketeering conspiracy with Par Funding. He must also pay restitution and forfeit assets.