Mayor Parker proposed a $6.77 billion budget for Philadelphia focusing on public safety, housing, a greener city, and economic growth, with strategic investments and long-term fiscal health strategies.

The Philadelphia Police Department is searching for missing 16-year-old Josiah Brown; last seen on March 10, 2025, on North 20th Street. He frequents 5th Street and Olney Avenue. Public assistance is requested.

Philadelphia police are actively searching for Emani Rodriguez, a missing 15-year-old girl, last seen on March 12 near the 1500 block of Jackson Street.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing 16-year-old Mijanee Bey-Hardrick last seen on North 26th Street.

Wilmington Police seek public help to find missing man Marcus Tilden, last seen over a week ago on West 14th Street. He is described as a black male, 5’3”, wearing distinctive clothing. Call 302-654-5151 with information.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find Martin Smith, missing for over a week from Ridge Avenue. He's 69, 5’8″, with brown eyes and black hair. Call 215-686-3353 or 911 with information.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro is set to reveal his "Lightning Plan" to transform the state's energy infrastructure, reduce costs, and promote new power sources.

Katie Krebs from the School of Veterinary Medicine advises pet owners on recognizing serious health symptoms in dogs and cats that require immediate veterinary attention.

The NWS forecasts a sunny Tuesday with highs near 65°F in Philadelphia, continuing to warming trend through the week, with a cloudy weekend and a chance of showers.

Pennypacker Mills offers a free spring craft workshop for children on March 15. Pre-registration is recommended, with a $2 donation suggested. The event includes various themed crafts and is held at their Classroom Building.

The National Weather Service warns of elevated fire spread risk in parts of New Jersey, southeastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, and northeastern Maryland due to low humidity and strong winds.

Philadelphia Parks & Rec presents spring activities, including a Hapé Circle event, Creek Care Day, educational programs for kids and seniors, a lovers' market, homeschooling sessions, a seed swap, and a gardening workshop.

Thieves have been stealing mausoleum doors valued at over $10,000 from multiple cemeteries in the Delaware Valley, affecting the community and prompting police investigations.