Philadelphia marks Gun Violence Awareness Month, highlighting JWAT's role in reducing gun-related incidents, and emphasizing collaborative, respectful law enforcement and community engagement to foster safety.

Philadelphia approves Mayor Parker's $6.8 billion 'One Philly 2.0' FY26 budget aimed at city improvements including housing, education, public health, and safety.

Philadelphia's Office of Safe Neighborhoods began Gun Violence Awareness Month with a focus on the JWAT's efforts to combat gun violence through inter-agency collaboration, as highlighted by Mayor Parker.

Two sisters in Philadelphia secured their family home with help from the Title Clearance Unit after facing title issues post their mother's death in 2020.

Philadelphia's tech scene is boosted by a pitch competition scheduled for August 27, 2025, at Temple University, where local startups can compete for a spot in the global Startup World Cup.

Police are seeking help after a woman was attacked with a chemical in West Philadelphia, causing severe burns. Suspects are believed to be three juveniles.

Philadelphia experienced a foggy morning with 100% humidity and possible showers and thunderstorms, followed by clearer and warm weather. The week is set to mix sun and rain chances.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing 13-year-old Kensi Gallardo Lopez, last seen June 7 near Sylvester St. Call Northeast Detectives with info.

The East Wyoming Avenue Bridge in Philadelphia has partially reopened, allowing one lane each of eastbound and westbound traffic, with ongoing work signaling future full access.

Pennsylvania's Attorney General warns of a scam involving fake texts and emails from PennDOT about non-existent fines and DMV violations. Citizens are urged to ignore the links and verify any government communications directly.

Philadelphia Police seek public help in finding Bryant Rafael Almonte-Alday, a missing 20-year-old last seen on North 7th Street. He is considered endangered.

Jonathan Moyer, a family counselor, will stand trial for secretly recording patients and staff, with 21 identified victims, including minors. He faces charges of interception, possession of an instrument of crime, and invasion of privacy.

Philadelphia begins the first phase of bike lane safety upgrades on Spruce and Pine streets, installing loading zones and signage, with fines for blocking bike lanes.