A man was shot in the face and neck after an argument in Philadelphia's Harrowgate section; police have arrested one suspect, and the victim is in critical condition.

The Philadelphia More Beautiful Committee is set to judge 26 blocks in its annual Clean Block Contest, emphasizing city cleanliness and community effort.

Starbucks confirms closing six Philadelphia stores amid a broader plan to cut jobs and shutter locations in North America, sparking concern among employees and patrons.

Philadelphia's weather forecast indicates a mostly cloudy day with evening showers and comfortable temperatures near 80 degrees, with a brighter outlook for the upcoming days.

New Castle County Police located a missing 73-year-old man from Newark amidst severe weather conditions and transported him to the hospital for evaluation.

The Shapiro Administration in Pennsylvania is aiding residents at risk of losing SNAP benefits due to new federal work and reporting requirements by providing resources and information to ensure compliance.

Philadelphia's finance watchdog reports on the city's economic resilience, highlighting the growth in education, healthcare, and small businesses, and employment stability in government and transportation sectors.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker attends the ribbon-cutting of a new playground at Community Partnership School in Philadelphia, dedicated to Carolyn Korman Jacobs.

Philadelphia's forecast includes sunny days with potential showers and temperature highs up to 82 degrees. Weekend may bring rain, with clearing expected by midweek.

Bucks County DA declares Bensalem officer's use of deadly force justified in a violent road rage incident involving a handgun and a threat of robbery by John Mathis.

Chester County created its first Human Relations Commission to tackle discrimination, with Commissioners Maxwell and Moskowitz supporting the move and Roe opposing. The commission will address issues in employment, housing, and public accommodations.

Three individuals are charged with arson and related offenses after allegedly conspiring to set fire to a van, which then spread to a nearby home in Bristol Township.

A police officer and a former public works director in Upper Southampton face felony charges for bid rigging and theft in a scheme involving undervalued township vehicles.