Carlian Gonzalez, a 36-year-old from Philadelphia, received a 188-month prison sentence for firearm possession by a convicted felon and engaging in a shootout with police.

Philadelphia Police are seeking the public's help in locating Marli Montgomery, an 11-year-old girl with distinctive pink and blonde hair, last seen on Harlan Street.

Brandywine plans to sell up to $300M in office assets, putting underperforming Austin buildings that are roughly 74% occupied on the market.

A junkyard blaze in Grays Ferry sent smoke across the neighborhood and prompted city health officials to urge residents to shelter indoors while air samples are collected.

A cluster of five late-night robberies in South Philadelphia left victims injured and e-bikes stolen. Detectives say surveillance footage may help identify suspects.

Philadelphia sees moderate Valentine's spending with options like $150 dinners, while national spending is projected at $29.1 billion.

Snowmelt is flushing road salt into Philadelphia’s rivers; the Water Department is testing and residents on low‑sodium diets should be cautious.

Carter's Cheesesteaks opened in Chinatown this week; the owner says it's the neighborhood's first Black-owned business and has turned the building into a food‑court hub. The menu includes lobster- and shrimp‑topped cheesesteaks.

Koselig Nook, a reservation-only teahouse, is moving from Coatesville to Exton and plans to open later this month with daytime study sessions and evening tea events.

Aronimink has closed play for members while crews install broadcast compounds and hospitality for the 2026 PGA Championship, a move that has drawn both praise and pushback. The private club says the course will reopen only after the May major concludes.

A man in his 30s died after a high-speed crash on Frankford Avenue in Torresdale early Friday; investigators combed wreckage and police are seeking tips.

A TikTok romance con cost a family roughly $18,000; experts and the FBI warn similar scams spike around Valentine’s Day. Practical red flags and reporting steps inside.

The Franklin Institute premieres a world‑premiere Universal Theme Parks exhibit this Saturday — an 18,000‑sq‑ft, hands‑on show with ride vehicles, props and interactive tech.