Philadelphia plans a mix of Memorial Day events, from veteran tributes to outdoor fun, including free museum admissions, Spruce Street Harbor Park relaxation, a Hozier concert, family festivities, and beer gardens.

Philadelphia's City Council is intensifying oversight of municipal facilities and workforce policies, including scrutiny of a former nursing home's use and the Mayor's employee return-to-office policy.

Pennsylvania State Police seek help to identify a motorcyclist who dragged a trooper during a high-speed chase.

Police in Philadelphia are searching for Joshua Randolph, suspected in a series of cell phone store robberies across different states. Authorities advise against approaching him and encourage tips to aid his capture.

PennDOT has announced midday lane closures on I-95 and I-76 in Philadelphia for bridge inspections, advising drivers to expect delays or find alternate routes.

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed wide receiver John Ross on a one-year contract after a successful minicamp tryout.

Health officials in Philadelphia and Montgomery County are responding to a confirmed measles case, warning residents to check their immunity and offering free MMR vaccines for the uninsured.

Two women were stabbed to death in a Philadelphia basement; police have two men in for questioning, including one victim's husband. No arrests made yet.

The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia has been awarded the 2024 Regional Theatre Tony Award, recognizing its artistic excellence and national impact, along with a $25,000 grant.

VP Kamala Harris visited Philadelphia, rallied union support at SEIU, then enjoyed a Philly cheesesteak at Jim’s West. Her agenda included worker rights and healthcare talks.

Philadelphia and Montgomery County officials warn of potential measles exposure at CVS Pharmacy and Holy Redeemer Hospital; urge monitoring for symptoms and vaccination if necessary.

Philadelphia police are seeking assistance to locate missing 15-year-old Aaron Cousins-Pierce, last seen wearing a green Nike sweatshirt and blue attire.

Philadelphia has passed an ordinance imposing a $100 fine for vehicles with window tint that blocks more than 30% of the light, effective July 1, 2024.