Philadelphia Police are searching for a missing endangered 12-year-old girl, Alania Carlyle-Bergey, last seen on June 17. She is 5'5", with black hair and brown eyes, and may have her red bicycle.

Philadelphia transferred over $2 million in uncashed checks to the state treasury to clear a backlog of unclaimed funds, as announced by City Controller Christy Brady.

PA Governor Shapiro stresses the importance of affordable housing during a visit to Lancaster, emphasizing the doubling of PHARE funding in his administration.

Philadelphia City Council has passed a budget for FY 2026, announcing tax cuts and extending a property tax relief program, aiming to reduce the financial burden on residents and businesses.

Philadelphia faces a heat advisory with extreme heat and potential severe thunderstorms, urging residents to take precautions like staying hydrated and indoors.

Philadelphia preps for a large Juneteenth Parade and Festival on June 22, featuring a parade and a festival with music, food, and retail at Malcolm X Park.

Philadelphia Police are searching for missing 32-year-old Moira Goree, last seen at her Sansom Street home. She's 6'4" with a shoulder tattoo. Public assistance is requested.

The Philadelphia Police seek help finding Nelson Ramirez Rodriguez, 17, last seen on June 14 near Kerper Street. He is 5'7" and 200 lbs, last wearing a black hoodie and sweatpants.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find 14-year-old Isabella Davis, missing since June 17 from N. 11TH St. No clothing description available; tips can be relayed to Northwest Detective Division.

The Camden County Police Department is searching for Mya Carney, missing from Lansdowne Avenue, possibly in nearby neighborhoods. She is 5'2", 120 lbs, with brown hair and eyes, last seen in plaid pajamas and a black hoodie.

The Pennsylvania State House passed a bill to increase funding for the state's mass transit, with Lt. Gov. Austin Davis urging the Senate to approve it for economic benefits.

Governor Shapiro is visiting Lancaster's Farnum Street East to highlight his affordable housing efforts, including a $73 million fund supporting 387 projects statewide.

Mayor Parker addressed the Summer Meals program and announced Anti-Violence Community Partnership Grantees to support youth nutrition and counteract violence.