Pennock Bridge Road in Franklin Township will be closed for pipe replacement on June 11-12 from 9 AM to 3 PM, with detours via Route 841, Avondale Road, and Guernsey Road.

The Free Library of Philadelphia's Author Event series will continue despite the unexpected resignation of key staff, with 20 events planned through the year's end. The initial cancellation rumour sparked by a staff email was false.

Philadelphia prepares for Wear Orange Weekend to raise gun violence awareness and solidarity amidst declining violence rates and ongoing efforts to address the issue with a public health approach. Events include a peace walk and remembrance rally.

Philadelphia celebrates Immigrant Heritage Month, highlighting immigrants' contributions to the city with a series of events and recognitions, including Immigrant Business Week and the Philadelphia Latino Film Festival.

Philadelphia officials and Rebuild Philadelphia began renovations at Cohocksink Recreation Center, costing $4.45 million, to enhance community facilities.

Mayor Parker launches the One Philly, United City cleaning program to tidy up Philadelphia over 13 weeks, involving various city departments and community participation.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker raises the Pride flag in Philadelphia and attends the 2nd Annual Roots Picnic Convention for a day of music and cultural engagement.

Philadelphia is set to celebrate Pride Month with a variety of events, including drag shows, a big parade, and a 400-foot Pride flag, symbolizing the city's embrace of inclusivity.

Ngan Tran reflects on AAPI Heritage Month and her role in advocating for Asian American rights in Philadelphia, emphasizing the link between history and personal identity.

The Pelbano Recreation Center in Northeast Philadelphia celebrated its grand opening after a $1.3 million revamp, including new playgrounds and courts, through the city's Rebuild program.

Jill Scott, through her Blue's Babe Foundation, has awarded scholarships to four high school graduates in Philadelphia to support their further education.

A chemical plant spill in Bristol Township, Bucks County, led to a potential water hazard after thousands of gallons of a non-toxic material flowed into the Delaware River. Local water providers are monitoring and report no drinking water impact.

Philadelphia launched a program teaching high-risk youth conflict resolution skills to reduce gun violence, with participants learning to mediate and becoming ambassadors of peace.