A fatal car crash in South Philadelphia resulted in the death of an 18-year-old and injured two others, after their car hit a utility pole at around 2:45 a.m.

The 195th Philadelphia Flower Show, with its "United By Flowers" theme, opens at the Pennsylvania Convention Center featuring grand floral displays and educational opportunities.

Philadelphia opens a new Popcorn for the People facility to provide employment opportunities for the neurodiverse community, in partnership with the Eagles Autism Foundation and Wawa.

A power outage at the Wells Fargo Center caused a temporary delay and unusual playing conditions during a hockey game between the Philadelphia Flyers and Tampa Bay Lightning.

The School District of Philadelphia has agreed on a one-year contract extension with the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers to address teacher shortages.

Philadelphia's concert hall at the Kimmel Center will be renamed after Marian Anderson, with a grand rededication planned for June, funded by a $25 million donation.

A study by Steel Guard Safety ranks Philadelphia as the eighth noisiest city in the U.S., potentially impacting residents' quality of life and health.

Philadelphia heats up with events like East Passyunk Avenue Restaurant Week, cultural tours, sports, and artistic gatherings, promising diverse activities for both locals and visitors.

Nurses at Temple University Hospital Jeanes Campus may strike after 96% signed a petition, with union negotiations at an impasse over working conditions and pay.

Philadelphia offers water bill discounts to seniors and low-income households, providing up to 25% off for seniors and debt forgiveness after 24 payments through the TAP program.

Bryan Rust of the Pittsburgh Penguins suffered a hand injury in a game against the Flyers but is expected to join the team on their upcoming road trip.

The Dietz & Watson Philadelphia Half Marathon is nominated for USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, following a sell-out event with 15,000 participants.