Philadelphia's government website emphasizes the importance of the DTaP vaccine for children to protect against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis, noting many miss the fourth dose.

Philadelphia has launched an initiative to address energy poverty, focusing on equitable access to affordable energy for vulnerable citizens, particularly in marginalized communities.

PennDOT is starting a $63.7 million project on I-476 in Delaware and Montgomery Counties, causing potential traffic delays due to road and bridge repairs, and safety upgrades from July 22-26.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is saddened by fatal accidents involving a cyclist and pedestrians, and remains committed to pedestrian and cyclist safety measures.

Philadelphia celebrated Eastwick Community Day 2024, focusing on flood mitigation and environmental justice, with activities and agency resources for residents.

The first audit by Philadelphia's CPOC on police misconduct complaints highlights positive practices and areas needing improvement within the PPD's Internal Affairs Division.

Philadelphia Police seek public assistance to locate 69-year-old Virginia Graganella, an endangered missing person last seen on North Front Street, described as 5 feet tall with gray hair and purple glasses.

Route 87 in Lycoming County undergoes resurfacing between Interstate 180 and Snyder's Country Pet Food causing single-lane traffic, flagger assistance, and potential delays, with work spanning into 2024 including various road improvements.

Severe storms hit Philadelphia, causing widespread damage, power outages, and injuries. The Red Cross plans to open a resource center to aid recovery efforts.

Philadelphia Police investigate after 19 cars were vandalized and items stolen on Washington Avenue; local residents express distress and consider moving.

Henry Ford faces charges for securities and wire fraud involving $5 million through his company, Fallcatcher, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

The Citizens Police Oversight Commission audits Philadelphia Police Internal Affairs, uncovering concerns and aiming to improve integrity and transparency in police misconduct investigations.

Philadelphia officials have amended the operating hours of the city's Heatline service to 8:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. during a heatwave, correcting a previous communication error.