Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will speak at the NACo Conference at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, discussing federal impacts on local governments.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes overcast skies, drizzle, and thunderstorms, with high temperatures and intermittent fog predicted over the week.

Delaware State Police named the victims of a fatal crash in Selbyville: Veronika McCoy, 22, and Douglas Bachtell, 77. The investigation is ongoing, and community support is available through the Victim Services Unit.

Philadelphia introduces free tax assistance for small businesses earning under $250,000, with multilingual support and eligibility criteria excluding landlords.

Maurice Hill received a 120 to 240-year sentence for shooting six Philadelphia police officers in 2019, ending a narcotics warrant operation that turned into a standoff.

Allentown man Angel F. Gil was arrested for drug-trafficking and illegal possession of firearms after a seizure of over six kilograms of cocaine and multiple weapons.

Philadelphia Police search for missing 82-year-old Daisy Garcia, last seen with her dog on Boudinot Street at 3:30 a.m. Public assistance is requested.

Philadelphia's trash pickup resumes after a city worker strike, with the city reaching a tentative agreement including a 14% wage increase over three years and a $1,500 bonus.

Philadelphia police seek the public's help in finding suspects of a mass shooting that left 3 dead and 9 wounded. They've released video footage and offer a $20,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Delaware County announces openings for high school juniors and seniors to join the Junior County Council for the 2025–2026 year, offering them hands-on local government experience. Applications are due by July 18.

Philadelphia is expanding its Community Compost Network, inviting public spaces to apply for composting programs aimed at enhancing greenery and reducing waste.

Philadelphia hosts a three-day business summit focusing on city engagement, financial empowerment, and innovation, offering resources, insights, and networking opportunities for entrepreneurs.

Philadelphia continued essential services over July 4th despite a work stoppage by union DC33, with city officials thanking dedicated workers during this period. Negotiations with the union are still ongoing.