The Philadelphia Police seek public assistance to find 13-year-old Isanny Adames, last seen on Lansing St. on September 14, described with brown eyes, black curly hair, braces, and blue-tipped nails.

After receiving a threatening message, two municipal meetings in Haycock Township were canceled, leading to a Pennsylvania State Police investigation; details of the threat are undisclosed.

Philadelphia experienced overcast skies and cool weather with a slight chance of rain this morning; clearer skies and warmer temperatures are expected later in the week.

Philadelphia Police seek help finding missing 13-year-old Jahmir Triggs-Cooper, last seen on E. Somerset Street. He's familiar with local transit routes. Tips can be directed to East Detectives Division or 911.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker of Philadelphia is attending a ribbon-cutting for the new Smilow Woodland TGR Learning Lab and signing an ordinance on illegal gun purchases.

Philadelphia Police seek assistance to find Jinbiao Lin, a 67-year-old missing man last seen in Mayfair. He is 5’10”, 106 lbs, and was pushing a cart.

The Philadelphia Police are searching for a missing teen, Annastasia King, and urge public assistance. She was last seen on September 2 and is described as 4'11" with black hair and brown eyes.

New SNAP rules in Philly require certain recipients to meet work or training conditions to maintain benefits, with changes phased in from September to November. Exemptions apply for various groups.

Philadelphia to face wet weather with showers and thunderstorms; NWS predicts sticky humidity and an 80% chance of precipitation. Evening and Sunday may see a break with sunnier skies ahead.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to attend interactive 'Water Orchestra' event at Dilworth Park, celebrating The Philadelphia Orchestra's 125th anniversary.

Pennsylvania launches the "Bringing the World to Pennsylvania" initiative to promote local products and services and attract international investment from September 8-19.

Pennsylvania officials emphasize school bus safety and address driver shortages as the new school year approaches, highlighting the need for road safety and equitable access to education through reliable transportation.

Chester County's Human Needs Network reports effective mental health support, with 1,500 calls per month and a range of services including mobile teams and a local info service.