Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will announce the Wawa Welcome America 2024 Festival at City Hall and later join a panel on women's leadership in politics.

The Biden-Harris Administration is allocating $159 million to reconnect Philadelphia’s Chinatown, divided by the Vine Street Expressway, spotlighting the project during Infrastructure Week and AANHPI Heritage Month.

Philadelphia City Council fast-tracked resolutions and bills including enhancing the Land Bank board and addressing Kensington's clean-up before their summer break.

A suspect was arrested for assaulting and robbing an off-duty Philadelphia officer's gun and hitting him with a car; police seek additional female suspects.

Commencement name mishaps at Thomas Jefferson University went viral after the announcer botched graduates' names, leading to an apology from the institution.

81 cadets graduated from the Pennsylvania State Police Academy after 27 weeks of training and were honored in Manheim, with special awards given to six individuals for exemplary performance.

"SNL" celebrates Mother's Day with cast members' moms joining for the cold open, sharing jokes and funny moments, including a quip about Stormy Daniels.

Philadelphia launches the Adult Education Pathways Program, offering free skill development for adult educators, with various educational routes in ABE, DS, ESOL, and HSE.

Philadelphia police seek a suspect for a robbery on April 24, caught on video, where a man was robbed at gunpoint on Brown Street. The suspect is described as a Black male in his 20s and was last seen fleeing north on 17th Street.

Philadelphia faces a stretch of rainy weather ahead, with light rain today and a Coastal Flood Advisory warning of potential flooding. Clear skies briefly return Saturday, but more showers are expected Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will host a town hall at Pinn Memorial Baptist Church to discuss Philadelphia's Fiscal Year 2025 Operating Budget and five-year plan as part of the 'One Philly' initiative.

Ondria Glaze, a teacher at Olney High, was killed in a murder-suicide in Philadelphia. The school community mourns her loss and plans a scholarship in her honor.

The Broomall Fire Company has discontinued its annual carnival due to negative impacts on the community and local businesses, despite efforts to curb disruptive behavior.