Philadelphia prepares for mixed precipitation and a potential snowstorm over the weekend with a 60-90% chance, followed by a mostly sunny MLK Day and another possible snow chance by Tuesday night.

Philadelphia's Office of Sustainability and PEJAC awarded $15,000 grants to 20 community organizations addressing environmental justice issues, along with supplemental resources to enhance their long-term endeavors.

The Puppy Bowl XXI features rescue puppies, like "Saquon Barky," who compete in a playful game to promote animal adoption, with local shelters like Brandywine Valley SPCA participating.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding Hasan Tysheem Mabry, missing from the 15th District and considered endangered. He was last seen on January 10, 2025.

A 14-year-old boy was shot, returned fire, and was then arrested in North Philadelphia after a shootout with an unidentified person in a Honda. The incident is under investigation.

A 17-year-old boy was shot and killed in Philadelphia's Feltonville area, with police finding a weapon nearby but no suspects or motives yet identified.

A 5-year-old boy is critically injured after a multi-car crash in Philadelphia, with speed possibly being a factor. Police are investigating the incident as the community hopes for the child's recovery.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find missing 14-year-old Jeremiah Broach last seen at Boys Latin School.

The Algoma Verity cargo ship, stuck in the Delaware River, was refloated and moored at Tioga Marine Terminal; its grounding cause is under investigation.

The Philadelphia Green Schools Program is providing up to $2,500 for local schools to pursue sustainability projects, with an interactive showcase for students and community involvement.

Philadelphia celebrates the return of Engine 6 in Port Richmond after 16 years, enhancing local emergency response with funding from FEMA and eliciting a positive reaction from the community.

S&P Global Ratings upgraded Philadelphia's credit rating to 'A+' - the city's highest in over 40 years - indicating improved financial health and potentially lower borrowing costs.

The OYO report accuses the PJJSC of excessive seclusion use, a claim disputed by DHS despite concerns over investigation thoroughness and seclusion documentation accuracy.