Christina Miranda died after a Philadelphia police shooting. Officers reported she ignored commands to drop a gun and pointed it at them before being shot. She was pronounced dead at the hospital. The incident is under investigation.

Philadelphia expects a mix of snow and rain this week after a sunny start, with temperatures around 37°F and possible snow accumulation, says the National Weather Service.

The Wanamaker Light Show returns to Philadelphia after Macy's closure earlier in March, with local support raising $600,000 to keep the tradition alive. However, it will pause for two years after this season for building renovations.

Coatesville Police Department invites locals to "Coffee with the Chief" on December 3rd for community engagement at Millview Apartment Homes clubhouse.

Philadelphia is testing a new traffic plan to ease congestion for Eagles fans after games, directing some to the Walt Whitman Bridge via Darien Street.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Philadelphia around Thanksgiving, including cold temperatures, windy conditions, and a chance of rain and snow in the following days.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking the public’s help to locate 87-year-old Larkland Whyte, last seen on November 25 on the 7900 block of Mars Place. Due to concerns for his safety, anyone with information is urged to contact Southwest Detectives at 215-686-3183 or call 911.

New Jersey AG announced a settlement maintaining federal funding for services aiding sexual assault and domestic violence survivors, overturning prior restrictions on legal aid to those without proof of immigration status.

Philadelphia completed the MacArthur Foundation's Safety and Justice Challenge, reducing its jail population by 58% and focusing on pretrial practices and community engagement.

Philadelphia's weather forecast promises a mix of sun and rain, with comfortable temperatures leading up to Thanksgiving, which is expected to be mostly sunny.

Norman Copper of Philadelphia was sentenced to 45 years in prison for drug and firearms offenses after a joint law enforcement operation uncovered his involvement in illegal activities.

Judge Jia Cobb rules against National Guard deployment in Washington D.C., with Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb securing a preliminary injunction against the action.

Judge Jia Cobb ruled the deployment of National Guard troops for law enforcement in D.C. as illegal, with AG Schwalb affirming the decision. A preliminary injunction was issued with a 21-day stay for appeal.