Philadelphia Police seek public assistance in locating missing teen Sincere Rodriguez-Williams, last seen on Kip St.

Philadelphia police are seeking assistance to find John Sloan, 65, missing from the 14th District since early Sunday morning, last seen in a dark jacket and black hat.

Philadelphia's Community Empowerment and Opportunity agency prepares for its 2024 Community Needs Assessment to inform policies and programs for combating poverty.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's first 100 days in office have garnered praise from Philadelphia leaders, emphasizing her contributions to public safety, cleanliness, environmental efforts, housing, and economic opportunities.

SEPTA reports a 45% drop in serious crimes, including robberies and assaults, attributing the decrease to increased patrols and enforcement after recent murders.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is set to participate in a roundtable at the AERA Conference with Dr. Tony Watlington, discussing educational challenges.

Philadelphia Police are looking for missing 13-year-old Taniyah Mitchell, last seen on N 28th St. She's 5'6" and 200 lbs. with black hair. Public assistance is requested.

Pennsylvania's Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is calling for private sector proposals to improve transportation, with submissions due by April 30.

A Philadelphia family's home in the Spring Garden neighborhood collapsed, leading to their displacement and the loss of possessions. Authorities are investigating the cause.

Authorities are searching for 12-year-old Peyton Moody, last seen in Philadelphia on April 7. She has a thin build, braided black hair, and was wearing a gray Nike hoodie and blue jeans. The public is urged to provide any information to the police.

A Philadelphia theater's initial cancellation of an Israeli film showing stirred controversy, leading to a court-mandated screening despite a pro-Palestinian group's protest.

Giant Food Stores donates $625,000 to Philadelphia School District's food programs to combat student hunger and ensure kids have access to nourishing food options.

Philadelphia announces a summer program called "It's A Summer Thing" for children and teens, offering free swimming lessons, career development opportunities, and various educational and recreational activities.