Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will attend a police graduation, a Women's History Month event, and a biomedical technician program graduation in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia police seek help finding Quadir Diaz, 18, missing since March 5, last seen on Old York Road. He's African American, 5'10", with dreadlocks and tattoos.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is offering a Senior Art Camp at Fairmount Park Horticulture Center from June 3-14, 2024, with various creative classes for $50. Registration is open until May 24, 2024.

Firefighters found a body burned beyond recognition after extinguishing a garage fire in Southwest Philadelphia. Police are investigating the incident.

Lamarr Miller has been charged with using a tow truck to steal cars in Philadelphia, reportedly involved in at least seven thefts. His bail was set at $105,000, and the tow truck was impounded.

Philadelphia is accepting applications for the 2024 TCIG program, offering grants to local groups fighting violence, especially among youth aged 16 to 34.

Pennsylvania DHS releases a journal detailing resources and research to support aging individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism, highlighting the importance of tailored services and Governor Shapiro's budget addressing their needs.

The Philadelphia 76ers' new arena plan introduces less disruptive traffic measures, more retail and dining, and emphasizes year-round community engagement.

The USS New Jersey, a storied warship and floating museum, is set to return to its birthplace for critical repairs including hull repainting and system maintenance.

Philadelphia's Most Diverse Tech Hub initiative, led by the Department of Commerce, has invested $2.5 million into diversifying the local tech scene and supporting minority-owned businesses since 2018.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission has reintroduced bobwhite quails at Letterkenny Army Depot, aiming to restore the bird’s population in its natural habitat.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has announced a new series of appointments to aid her vision for a better Philadelphia, focusing on safety, cleanliness, economical opportunities, and inclusivity.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is set to announce new senior staff members and attend the opening of Temple University's Innovation Nest to promote education and business collaboration.