Real ID law increases Philadelphia marriage record requests, with the Register of Wills' office efficiently handling the surge and offering pop-up events for easier access.

Erin Cohen is missing from Philadelphia's 3rd District, last seen September 7, 2025. The 41-year-old woman's description has been released by police, who seek public assistance in the search.

Philadelphia's Mayor Cherelle Parker signed a law mandating firearm dealers to post warnings about the illegalities and consequences of straw purchasing guns.

Camden County Police are searching for Amor Walker, a missing 16-year-old from Liberty Park, last seen wearing all black and known to frequent Centerville, Brooklawn, and Kensington.

Philadelphia police seek help identifying a suspect in a package theft on Pine Street, as shown in a video without a detailed description of the suspect.

Philadelphia woke up to fog and 97% humidity with expected showers before 1 pm. The evening should clear up with a low of 55°F. A sunny week with mid-70s temperatures is forecasted.

East Hunting Park Avenue in North Philadelphia has reopened after a 7-month closure for reconstruction, including bridge replacement and utility updates, costing $1.7 million.

Jelani Christmas was sentenced to 200 months in prison for his involvement in a methamphetamine trafficking operation in Montgomery and Bucks counties.

The NWS in Philadelphia predicts fluctuating weather, with partly cloudy skies turning to showers and thunderstorms by Saturday, and clearer weather resuming by Sunday.

An 11-year-old boy is in critical condition following a car crash in North Philadelphia where a driver ran a red light and collided with another vehicle.

Carlos Sacanell from Montgomery County has pleaded guilty to insider trading before the CVS-Oak Street Health merger, garnering illicit profits of $617,000.

Philadelphia expects sunny days with mid-70s to mid-80s temperatures; calm winds; potential showers and thunderstorms Thursday night; sporadic rain chances through the weekend.

Philadelphia's water bills will rise by 9.4% on Labor Day and by an additional 5.5% the following September, as decided by the independent Rate Board.