Philadelphia is expanding its PHL Taking Care of Business Clean Corridors Program to improve urban cleanliness, enhance green spaces, and create additional jobs, with $23.9 million invested in these efforts.

Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood receives a $360,000 investment from the KCR Fund to combat the opioid crisis, bringing total support to $1.12 million, with 36 grantees benefiting this cycle.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find Julian McFarland, 19, last seen on Spring Street, classified as endangered, and wearing a white shirt and tan pants.

Philadelphia saw multiple shootings including one where a two-year-old and two teenagers were shot, and another sequence of incidents that left three dead. No arrests have been made yet.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Delaware, New Jersey, and southeast Pennsylvania, warning of potential flooding due to heavy rainfall.

President Biden adds Philadelphia to Workforce Hubs under his "Investing in America" initiative, aiming to boost local economies and job opportunities with hiring preferences for disadvantaged areas.

Cape May County Zoo received its largest single donation of $1.4 million from the late philanthropist Charles Muller's estate, aiding in caring for animals and maintenance.

The family of slain Temple University officer, Christopher Fitzgerald, calls for the death penalty and a special prosecutor after the Philadelphia DA refuses to seek capital punishment.

Philadelphia Police seek help in finding Kenneth Liles, 65, missing from his Florence Street home since July 9. He's considered endangered; last seen in a navy-blue t-shirt.

Philadelphia's Department of Revenue enhances inclusivity with translation and interpretation services in over 240 languages, adds Spanish to the Philadelphia Tax Center website, and commits to greater language access in tax and water services.

A former Santander Bank employee is charged with stealing nearly $1 million from a customer to fund his ventures. Agha Hasan faces theft and tax-related charges.

Students at a Pennsylvania school have been suspended for creating fake teacher TikTok accounts with offensive content. The district has removed staff photos online and educated students about social media use.

Nicholas Kato joins the Citizens Police Oversight Commission as the new Director of Investigations, succeeding Jamison Rogers. Kato's experience includes work with the Pennsylvania Innocence Project and the Defender Association in Seattle.