Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing man, Paul Christian, from the 12th District last seen on South 65th Street. He's 51, 5'10", and 250 pounds with brown eyes and black hair.

Philadelphia's Councilmember Jamie Gauthier introduces a bill to ban city contracts with waste incineration companies, seeking to combat environmental racism and protect community health.

Philadelphia Police are seeking a suspect who shot at an occupied car on September 17 near 276 Sheldon St. No injuries reported; the suspect fled the scene.

The Philadelphia Board of Ethics fined four individuals $250 each for late financial disclosures, reinforcing the importance of timely and transparent filings.

The Department of Revenue's annual Accounts Review Panel, discussing delinquent debts, will be virtual on September 24, allowing public attendance online.

Pennsylvania State Police identify Matthew Ruth as the gunman who fatally shot three officers from NYCRPD; an ongoing investigation seeks to understand the violent incident.

Eleni Belisonzi is appointed the new Director for Philadelphia's Neighborhood Wellness Court Initiative, aiming to enhance support for those with substance use disorders.

Philadelphia is expected to have a sunny and warm day with highs in the upper 80s, turning slightly cooler for a pleasant weekend, per NWS Philadelphia.

Camden County Police are searching for 16-year-old Willie Turner Jr., last seen in East Camden, wearing a gray sweater, black pants, and New Balance sneakers.

Montgomery County has established its first Human Relations Commission to fight discrimination, earning praise from the Philadelphia Commission on Human Relations (PCHR).

Philadelphia Police seek help to identify a suspect in a September 15 shooting where a masked male fired at a woman who escaped unharmed. The suspect fled in a black Nissan Juke.

Philadelphia's Low-Income Tax Freeze program helps residents with incomes below $33,500 to $41,500 by freezing property tax bills, aiding in housing affordability and stability.

A Montgomery County woman, Jasmine Williams, 34, pleaded guilty to defrauding FEMA of over $1.5 million in Hurricane Ida disaster benefits through forged documents and false claims. She faces sentencing on January 12, 2026.