Health officials in Montgomery County are addressing a whooping cough outbreak among high school students, with symptoms like runny noses and coughing. Vaccination effectiveness concerns due to waning immunity are noted.

PennDOT has scheduled a virtual meeting for Bucks County residents to discuss the Cold Spring Creamery Road Bridge overhaul in Buckingham Township, with an opportunity for public questions.

Philadelphia launches an initiative to build wealth and address racial wealth equity, with a focus on quality jobs and economic mobility, featuring a CityStart partnership and a $75,000 grant.

The Philadelphia Police is enforcing a 30-day traffic crackdown on North Broad Street to address violations like signal non-compliance, double-parking, and wrong-way driving.

Philadelphia's School District is allocating $8.8 million to end the disruptive 'leveling' practice, aiming for classroom stability throughout the school year.

Philadelphia police are investigating an incident where an officer shot at a suspected car thief who attempted to steal a vehicle in front of them. The suspect, armed and masked, remains at large.

A teenage babysitter in East Mount Airy was shot after answering the door. The girls he was watching were unharmed. No arrests have been made yet, but authorities are examining surveillance footage.

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.