Philadelphia Police seek public help in locating Aalaya Dunbar, a 14-year-old girl missing since being dropped off at a SEPTA station. She has distinctive pink and blue hair.

Philadelphia Police are searching for 10-year-old Aiden Gregg, missing since January 11 from the 1600 block of W Grange Ave. They urge the community to help locate him.

A 46-year-old man, Parady La, died from complications of drug withdrawal while in ICE custody after suffering multiple organ failure and brain injury.

Officer Hannah Kloberdanz was sworn into the Montgomery Township Police and is recognized for her local roots, Marine Corps service, and graduation from the police academy.

Mayor Parker announces Sing That Jawn, a vocal competition for Philadelphia high schoolers, to bolster the city's music scene and youth opportunities.

Philadelphia Police seek public help in finding Eve Kuznetsov, an endangered 24-year-old missing since May from Dedaker Street, with a notable Joker tattoo.

The PCHR stands with Roxborough High School in Philadelphia following a hateful incident, and is working with various agencies to investigate and support the school community.

A 23-year-old man was shot in the leg during a robbery in Northeast Philadelphia; police are searching for two suspects who also stole a Rolex and chains.

Philadelphia's weather includes slight rain chances today, fog tonight, and clearing skies with windy conditions by Wednesday. Rain likely on Friday and Saturday, with sunnier weather returning by Monday.

The Eagles will face the 49ers in the playoffs after finishing 11-6; the game is a rematch of the 2002 NFC Championship. The 49ers, at 12-5, lost to the Seahawks but remain a strong team. Both teams are preparing for a significant playoff showdown.

Philadelphia's weather forecast includes light snow, clouds, and gentle winds, with temperatures ranging from highs of 38-51 degrees and lows of 30-53 degrees, and increasing chances of showers towards the weekend.

A man in Philadelphia carjacked a woman, led police on a chase, crashed, then stole and abandoned a police cruiser before being arrested; no one was hurt.

Firefighter Jeffrey E. Marsden will retire on February 1, 2026, after over two decades with the Cherry Hill Fire Department, as announced in a social media post detailing his service and recognitions.