The National Weather Service has issued a coastal flood advisory for Philadelphia and nearby areas, predicting possible flooding and a rainy week with thunderstorms.

ICE ERO Philadelphia deported Bahamian national Stanford Bastian, wanted for murder in the Bahamas, after his overstay and a U.S. conviction for drug conspiracy.

Philadelphia Police seek public help in locating Nicholas Palermo, a 67-year-old man missing since April 5 from the 8th District. He was last seen on Willits St., wearing a polo, brown jacket, and tan khakis.

Philadelphia Police seek a suspect in an early morning carjacking on Woodland Avenue, described as a tall, thin black male in his twenties, wearing a black hoodie.

Four men were wounded in two separate shootings in Philadelphia, with two in critical condition. Meanwhile, two were killed and seven injured in a Miami-Dade shopping center shooting.

PennDOT warns of nighttime lane and ramp closures on northbound I-95 in Philadelphia for the ongoing CAP project from April 9, affecting traffic from South Street to Market Street.

Pennsylvania launches the "You Good?" campaign to destigmatize seeking help for basic needs among college students, supporting housing, health, and finances.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is holding a summer job fair on April 13 at the Dell Music Center to fill a range of seasonal jobs, with perks like free snacks and advice on career paths.

Philadelphia cracks down on illegal self-help evictions, providing resources to educate tenants on their rights and offering assistance through various city agencies and hotlines.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker signed three bills targeting illegal gambling, establishing a business curfew in a specific zone, and banning license plate flipping devices for improved public safety.

Philadelphia residents can participate in town hall meetings to discuss the proposed $6.29 billion FY2025 budget, with the first event on April 10th hosted by Councilmember Mark Squilla.

A Rite Aid manager in Northwest Philadelphia was robbed of $32,000 during a daytime incident involving a staged car accident and a subsequent strong-armed theft.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission announces the Opening Day of Trout Season on April 6, with ample stocking of 3.2 million trout in state waters.