Mayor Cherelle L. Parker announced the dispersal of a University of Pennsylvania encampment, resulting in 33 arrests, after Penn Police sought help from Philadelphia Police.

A man was arrested for assaulting an autistic man on a Philadelphia SEPTA train after the public helped police identify the assailant using surveillance footage.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather for Philadelphia, with cloudy skies and mixed precipitation leading into the weekend, including chances of rain through midweek.

Inmate Nicholas Haluschak, Jr. died in his cell at SCI Forest, prompting a state police investigation. His official cause of death is pending an autopsy.

A 32-year-old woman was shot and killed in Philadelphia's Logan neighborhood; she later died at the hospital. No arrests have been made, and police are seeking information.

Pittsburgh drivers will face detours due to overnight inspections causing lane closures on the Fort Duquesne Bridge from May 12-16, with traffic updates available on 511PA.

PennDOT is starting extensive resurfacing work on over 200 miles of highways in the Philadelphia area, with lane closures expected across various counties, affecting daytime and nighttime commutes.

CPOC has expressed concern over the police takedown of the Kensington Homeless Encampment and encourages eyewitnesses to report police misconduct as they conduct a detailed review.

Philadelphia Councilmember Jeffery Young, Jr. criticizes the Parker Administration for not consulting the community about a proposed opioid crisis triage center in Kensington.

Philadelphia police are actively searching for a missing 13-year-old boy named Angel Gonzalez, last seen on Reach St. He is described as 4'3" with curly brown hair. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them.

A loaded handgun was found on a slide in a South Philadelphia playground, triggering a police investigation and community concern. No arrests have been made yet.

Henry Avenue in Philadelphia received a much-needed upgrade through a $12.8 million federally funded project aimed at improving safety and traffic flow, benefiting the daily commute of approximately 29,000 vehicles.

The Philadelphia City Council passed multiple resolutions on May 2 and approved a composting partnership with Bennett Compost, Inc. under Bill #240003, aiming to foster sustainability in the city.