Philadelphia weather forecast includes cloudy skies, chilly temps, and potential for snow and sleet, followed by rain and freezing rain with high chances of precipitation.

Philadelphia's Business Security Camera Program helps local businesses improve security by funding up to 75% of surveillance camera costs, highlighting Rick Kennedy as a case of success.

To prepare for the REAL ID deadline, PennDOT is hosting an event on February 10 at Huntingdon Valley to assist residents in obtaining the compliant ID, necessary for domestic travel and other federal purposes from May 7, 2025.

Camden County Police seek aid in finding missing 13-year-old boy, Camryn Jervas-Diaz, last seen in Morgan Village wearing a black hoodie, black sweatpants, and Nike sneakers.

Camden drivers face detours and delays due to scheduled roadwork on key thoroughfares by the Camden County Department of Public Works and other entities.

The Camden County Police are searching for missing 13-year-old Camryn Jervas-Diaz, last seen wearing a black hoodie, black sweatpants, and black Nike sneakers.

Philadelphia is responding to a Learjet crash that killed seven, including a mother, child, and driver on the ground, and injured 19 others. The city and state are providing support and updating the public.

Philadelphia's cold morning will see increasing clouds and potential light snow or sleet later, with highs around 36°F and lows near freezing. Moderate winds expected.

Philadelphia's weather begins chilly with a high of 43°F and brisk north winds. Visibility is good despite clouds and a wind chill of 34°F. Gradual clearing is expected, but a cooler evening lies ahead.

The 2025 Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run in Philadelphia is set for May 4, at 7 a.m., with a capacity of 40,000 runners. Registration opens on February 1.

Philadelphia seeks to make Spruce and Pine Streets safer with bike lane upgrades, as detailed in a city government update after public input from nearly 400 residents.

Upper Darby police seek four women of Eastern European descent linked to distraction burglaries targeting jewelry, with one theft amounting to $30,000.

Philadelphia's Councilmember Jamie Gauthier introduced legislation to expedite affordable housing development, including faster zoning and building permit reviews, and by-right bonus units in single-family homes to help homeowners and seniors.