A brief video shows a SEPTA Transit Police officer pushing a man who then falls into a rider in a wheelchair, raising fresh questions about transit policing in Philadelphia.

OCF Realty closed on the 16th & Washington parcel in South Philly, moving a long‑debated plan for roughly 285 apartments and ground‑floor retail closer to construction.

The Pennsylvania SPCA says a dog nicknamed “Schwarber” was left in a crate at its North Philly headquarters with severe wounds; officials have opened an investigation.

Bala Cynwyd's Pep Boys will join Mavis' network after an approximately $700M sale, though Icahn will keep much of the property behind the brand.

Franklin County detectives say a 50-year-old father and his 28-year-old son were arrested and charged in the alleged rape of two juvenile girls; the investigation remains active.

Philadelphia’s point-in-time count fell to 5,163 people, a 6.6% decline, driven by a sharp drop in unsheltered individuals even as shelter counts rose slightly. City officials say the results will shape shelter and housing planning.

A 2.2M sq. ft. Kmart warehouse in Fairless Hills will sell assets and lay off 147 workers, per a Pennsylvania WARN notice and the Philadelphia Business Journal.

The Philadelphia Union rolled out theatrical lighting, new F&B partners, security scanners and smart‑campus tech at Subaru Park in Chester as MLS play resumes after the World Cup. The upgrades include AI‑enabled fixtures, Level‑2 EV chargers and fresh concession options.

A $34M plan will transform the long‑vacant Rudolph Walton School into 50 affordable one‑bedroom apartments for seniors.

Two people opened fire at a Kensington encampment late Sunday, injuring a man and killing a dog. Police say suspects may be targeting unhoused residents.

An NPR Sunday Story follows donor‑conceived people in Philadelphia who learned via DNA tests that their fertility doctor was their biological father and examines the fallout.

A 14-year-old was arrested after police say he pointed a replica handgun at a Bensalem gas-station clerk and took a piece of candy. Township cameras helped lead to an arrest.

Neighbors in Mayfair and nearby Northeast Philly report rats chewing wiring and overrunning yards. City health and inspections teams say reporting and coordinated abatement are underway.