U.S. Marshals arrested 18-year-old Ahnile Buggs for a Philadelphia bus stop shooting that wounded eight, finding him in a west Philadelphia home with a possible weapon.

Philadelphia Chinatown receives $158.91 million in federal funds to reconnect the neighborhood divided by the Vine Street Expressway with a park and other improvements.

Dr. Nishi Patel settles Medicare fraud allegations for $95,000 after improperly referring patients for genetic tests.

Weezer announces a tour, "Voyage to the Blue Planet," to celebrate 30 years of their debut album, featuring The Flaming Lips and Dinosaur Jr., with presale tickets available from March 13.

Mayor Parker will join Senator Casey and local lawmakers to announce a $158 million grant to improve Philadelphia's infrastructure, with the event taking place at Crane Community Center.

Robert Downey Jr. may win his first Oscar for "Oppenheimer," competing for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, while the film is a top contender with 13 nominations.

Philadelphia faces heavy rain and potential coastal flooding, with a Coastal Flood Warning in effect until Sunday evening as per the National Weather Service.

Authorities search for a suspect in a deadly shooting on a SEPTA bus in Philadelphia, seeking public assistance to apprehend the male with twisted braids who fled into a subway.

Philadelphia is utilizing $350 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to revamp the city, with a focus on sustainable growth and diverse economic opportunities as outlined in the city’s first annual Infrastructure Solutions Team report.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Bernard Morton, missing since March 1, last seen on West Olney Avenue. He is 5'11", with a brown complexion, and was wearing an Eagles jacket.

A coastal flood advisory is in effect in Philadelphia with potential minor flooding and a mixed weather outlook including rain, thunderstorms, and high winds.

Senator John Fetterman secured $1 million for the William Way LGBT Community Center through the Senate's FY24 appropriations bill after the House excluded it.

Philadelphia Eagles' Jason Kelce retired with a heartfelt speech, reflecting on his career and personal life, as his wife, Kylie, emotionally recounted hearing it beforehand.