Philadelphia's Neighborhood Service Unit is initiating a citywide effort to clear abandoned vehicles in response to over 800 complaints from residents.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission plans to spray 123,000 acres to control infestations of spongy moths and protect wildlife habitats, with considerations to minimize hunter disruption.

Opera Philadelphia reinvents 'Madame Butterfly' with a focus on authentic Asian representation, featuring puppetry and an evolved main character to challenge stereotypes.

Philadelphia's Mayor Cherelle L. Parker has appointed Dr. Marquita C. Williams as interim Commissioner of the Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services, succeeding Dr. Jill Bowen.

Walgreens settled a lawsuit with Philadelphia for $110 million, aimed at aiding the city's opioid crisis response and neighborhood revitalization efforts.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts donates $200,000 for new air conditioning units in 10 Philadelphia schools, aiming to improve the learning environment.

Uber introduces a pilot program in Philadelphia to offer a "verified" badge to riders who confirm their identity, aiming to increase driver safety and transparency.

Philadelphia launches an initiative to build wealth and address racial wealth equity, with a focus on quality jobs and economic mobility, featuring a CityStart partnership and a $75,000 grant.

The Philadelphia Police is enforcing a 30-day traffic crackdown on North Broad Street to address violations like signal non-compliance, double-parking, and wrong-way driving.

Philadelphia's Community Empowerment and Opportunity agency prepares for its 2024 Community Needs Assessment to inform policies and programs for combating poverty.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's first 100 days in office have garnered praise from Philadelphia leaders, emphasizing her contributions to public safety, cleanliness, environmental efforts, housing, and economic opportunities.

Philadelphia boosts its electric vehicle fleet, adding chargers, with a plan to cut fleet emissions by 45% by 2030, having already reduced them by 10% since 2019.

Giant Food Stores donates $625,000 to Philadelphia School District's food programs to combat student hunger and ensure kids have access to nourishing food options.