A man in a wheelchair panhandling near Philadelphia's 30th Street Station was struck and killed by a Peter Pan bus; police are investigating the incident.

A Pennsylvania mechanic named Fares Farhat is charged with over 200 counts for issuing fake inspection stickers to faulty commercial vehicles, endangering road safety and receiving almost $300,000 for these illegal services.

Philadelphia police arrested Dynel Walker for multiple sexual assaults in the city, following reports of attacks between July 18 and August 3. He was captured after a public appeal.

Sunny weather with highs in the 80s is forecasted in Philadelphia, with calm atmospheric conditions and clear skies expected to continue with increasing warmth into the early next week.

The School District of Philadelphia is balancing finances amidst reduced federal pandemic funds, relying on increased local and state revenue for its $4.6 billion budget.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking public assistance to find missing 13-year-old Taniyah White, last seen on S. Newkirk Street on August 5, 2025.

SEPTA warns of a 20% service cut on Philadelphia's L route without new funding, potentially increasing wait times from six to eight minutes starting August 24, 2025.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing boy, Stephen Korpuze, last seen in the city's 25th District, wearing a blue 76ers shirt and grey shorts.

Philadelphia's weather this week includes moderate temperatures, varied cloud cover, and a slight chance of midweek showers, with highs near 90 degrees and lows in the mid-60s to 70s.

Philadelphia is erecting a statue to honor Dr. Sadie T.M. Alexander, the first African American Ph.D. in Economics, for her contributions to civil rights and justice. Sculptor Vinnie Bagwell will create the tribute.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking assistance to locate missing 14-year-old True Legacy Shelton last seen on July 30, in the 17th District.

SEPTA's annual trolley tunnel maintenance includes track, power, and signal work, with plans for 'Trolley Modernization.' No major closure is expected next summer.

An Upper Darby man pleaded guilty to two counts of wire fraud affecting a church and a political group, after misusing his roles to fund his lifestyle.