A man surrendered to police on March 3 in the deadly October shooting near Chickie's & Pete's that killed 23‑year‑old Hasson Mason. Investigators say evidence recovered at the scene is under review as charges move forward.

Dense fog will slow the morning commute in Philadelphia; light rain this afternoon and steadier rain tonight. Expect a warm, showery weekend.

A judge gave Raymond Bautista 4–6 years after he pleaded guilty to a Ring-camera attack outside a Hatfield apartment that injured the mother of his unborn child.

CHOP paid about $17.5M for the former city medical examiner building at 501 S. University Ave and plans to demolish the roughly 69,000‑sq‑ft structure.

Capital Health says it is reviving plans to repurpose a long-shuttered Langhorne medical building by Oxford Valley Mall into a micro-hospital after years of delays. The project had been paused since the pandemic but is now back in the development stage.

A new ranking places Philadelphia among the nation’s top startup cities, and local funding data and university-led funds suggest investment is beginning to return. The result highlights Philly’s durability and lower costs for founders.

PHA broke ground on a long‑planned Westpark overhaul in West Philly, unveiling federal support and a plan to remake three towers into mixed‑income housing and retail. Officials say new streets and a transit plaza will reconnect the site to Market Street.

A shooting and two stabbings on Jasper Street left three men wounded; police say all are stable and no arrests were announced.

City Council is reconsidering bills that would expand renters' rights, authorize proactive inspections and add new legal remedies — while landlord groups warn of unintended fallout.

The Sicklerville Chick-fil-A will be closed about three to four months for a remodel that adds a second drive-thru lane and expands kitchen capacity.

Hanwha Philly Shipyard agreed to a $900,000 settlement in a class-action over unpaid walking time; most of the fund will be split among roughly 752 workers.

A woman was found shot to death inside a South Philadelphia apartment Friday afternoon; police say a woman is in custody and the Homicide Unit is investigating.

Pennsylvania's new 'Let Freedom Ring' plates are tripping up automated readers, producing incorrect toll invoices. Turnpike and PennDOT say software fixes are in progress.