The National Weather Service in Philadelphia predicts a wet week with showers, thunderstorms, and high humidity, with some relief and sun expected midweek.

Philadelphia's City Council grants preliminary approval to Mayor Parker's $6.8 billion budget, focusing on housing, safety, and emergency services upgrades for FY 2026.

Duane Taylor has pleaded guilty to kidnapping a child from PA in 2022 and faces life in prison; his case highlights Project Safe Childhood's fight against child exploitation.

Four deported men were sentenced for illegal reentry into the U.S., with sentences ranging from time served to over a year.

A firefighter in Philadelphia's Tacony neighborhood was assaulted Friday morning, prompting a three-hour standoff. The suspect barricaded himself inside a home before being taken into custody by police. The reason for the initial emergency response and the suspect's motive remain under investigation.

Three teenagers died, and another critically injured, in a crash during a police chase after a reported theft at a Target in Limerick Township. The pursuit policy and actions are under investigation.

The East Wyoming Avenue Bridge in Philadelphia has partially reopened, allowing one lane each of eastbound and westbound traffic, with ongoing work signaling future full access.

Philadelphia City Council has established "Civilian Police Oversight Day" on June 9 to highlight the role of independent civilian oversight in policing.

A fire at SEPTA's Midvale Bus Depot in Philadelphia engulfed 40 decommissioned buses, including electric models, causing health concerns and a local advisory. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

A 2-year-old boy was hit by two vehicles in a hit-and-run in Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion; he is now stable with minor injuries. Police seek the responsible drivers.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet week for Philadelphia with intermittent showers and thunderstorms, and a high chance of rain over the weekend.

Philadelphia police seek a suspect for a burglary in the 17th District, involving stolen jewelry and a firearm, and urge the public to help identify the individual.

Governor Shapiro sued the USDA over the abrupt end of the Local Food Purchasing Assistance Program in Pennsylvania, aimed to support local farms and food banks.