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.

Two sisters in Philadelphia secured their family home with help from the Title Clearance Unit after facing title issues post their mother's death in 2020.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find Dajanea Gupton, a 17-year-old missing since May 14 from Warrington Ave. Call East Detectives at 215-686-3243 with info.

Philadelphia faces a code orange air quality alert, with sensitive groups advised to avoid outdoor activities due to potentially harmful pollution levels.

Philadelphia Police are seeking public help to find missing juvenile Ammaar Andrews, last seen on June 10 in the 15th District, possibly heading to New York.

Mayor Parker's schedule included a 2PM press conference on Philly's talent gaps, welcoming Big Brothers Big Sisters' 110th anniversary, and hosting a budget town hall.

Philadelphia Police seek help to locate an endangered missing person, Nasser Al Qublani, last seen on W. Girard Ave. He is 47, without shoes, and information can be reported to Central Detectives Division.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find Alejandro Mercado, 15, last seen on Potter Street and may be near Kensington Ave & Tioga St. He's 5'5", 110 lbs, with brown eyes and was wearing black pants and a gray hoodie. Call 215-686-3243 with info.

Nigerian man, Samuel Abiodun, was sentenced to five years in prison for money laundering and wire fraud in connection to a sextortion case leading to a person's death.

Philadelphia's tech scene is boosted by a pitch competition scheduled for August 27, 2025, at Temple University, where local startups can compete for a spot in the global Startup World Cup.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find Amanda Olivera, 33, who went missing on May 25, 2025, and was last seen on Carver St. No theories have been shared, but tips are requested.