Pennsylvania's Department of Aging introduces the PA CareKit, with tools to aid the state's 1.5 million unpaid caregivers, improving support based on their feedback.

Mayor Parker signed a bill to regulate mobile medical services in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, addressing community concerns about littering and safety.

Temple University honored by the PDE for its commitment to student mental health and suicide prevention as part of the PA CARES initiative, recognizing the statewide educational efforts.

Philadelphia celebrates the first graduation of CCME students, enhancing skills in various sectors, with Mayor Parker lauding it as key to economic opportunity.

A "Law & Order: BUX" episode highlights cold cases and modern forensic methods solving them, as showcased by the Bucks County Sheriff's Office's social media post.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes a sunny Memorial Day with highs near 74°F, mild night conditions, and a mostly sunny week with increasing rain chances from Tuesday night, leading to a wet midweek.

Dawn Staley's book "Uncommon Favor" details her rise from Philadelphia to basketball stardom, transcending sport as she shares her life's trials and successes.

The Camden County Police are seeking information about missing 14-year-old Jazmine Boston from Lanning Square, last seen on Pine Street wearing a gray hat.

Cumberland and Perry counties in Pennsylvania join the Law Enforcement Treatment Initiative (LETI), focusing on treatment over prison for substance use disorders.

Gov. Shapiro visited A. Philip Randolph High School, reinforcing his commitment to public education in Pennsylvania, discussing educational funding initiatives, and promising further investments for K-12 schools.

Kavon Coleman, 23, received a 121-month prison sentence for a gunpoint carjacking in Philadelphia, to be followed by five years of supervised release.

A former Philadelphia officer, Mark Dial, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter and other charges in Eddie Irizarry's death, marking a significant accountability step as per CPOC.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Selena Murrell, last seen May 22, 2025, on S. 26th St. She has distinctive tattoos and was wearing a black puffer jacket.