Chester County leaders discussed economic challenges with Dr. Mark Zandi, addressing trade policies and their impact on local growth amid rising costs and global tensions.

Philadelphia is addressing gun violence through a public health approach, involving data analysis, identifying risk and protective factors, developing prevention strategies, and promoting effective solutions.

Philadelphia's City Council approved Mayor Parker's $6.8 billion budget with a focus on public safety, housing, and education, aiming for sustainable city growth and development.

Three men were sentenced for illegally reentering the U.S. after deportation; the cases are part of a federal initiative targeting illegal immigration and its associated crime.

Three men were sentenced for illegal re-entry into the United States as part of Operation Take Back America, with the longest sentence being 18 months.

Philadelphia approves Mayor Parker's $6.8 billion 'One Philly 2.0' FY26 budget aimed at city improvements including housing, education, public health, and safety.

Philadelphia's weather forecast predicts several days of potential showers and thunderstorms, with varying chances of precipitation and temperatures fluctuating between the mid-80s and low 60s.

Montgomery County officials warn of an economic crisis without SEPTA funding, emphasizing transit's role in the local economy and upcoming events like the FIFA World Cup.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify a suspect who threw a traffic cone at an officer's head during a protest on Market Street. Images of the suspect have been released online.

Philadelphia is preparing as a FIFA Club World Cup 2025 host, ensuring safety and offering tourist experiences for visitors attending football matches at Lincoln Financial Field this summer.

Philadelphia's Office of Safe Neighborhoods began Gun Violence Awareness Month with a focus on the JWAT's efforts to combat gun violence through inter-agency collaboration, as highlighted by Mayor Parker.

The Philadelphia Law Department's 2024 Year in Review highlights its role in ensuring fair elections and supporting Mayor Parker's agenda while stressing its commitment to service and justice.

Jamal Burkett, a federal inmate serving time for assault and weapons charges, was mistakenly released from a Philadelphia facility due to a clerical error. Within 24 hours of the mistake being discovered, law enforcement swiftly apprehended him in southwest Philadelphia.