Philadelphia marks Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week with events to advocate and aid those in need, including meal sharing and educational discussions.

A suspect was arrested in Wilmington for a gunfire incident without victims, after a police chase and recovery of a loaded gun. He faces multiple charges and is held on cash bail.

Two teenage brothers in Lancaster County will face trial for assault and gun charges after a September house party shooting incident. Their mother is also charged for providing the guns. No one was injured.

A car crashed into a gas pump in Philadelphia, causing a large fire at a Shell station without resulting in any injuries. The investigation continues.

Zayaan Carroll was arrested in connection to a Philadelphia mass shooting where Isyaan Stanley died and four were injured. He faces murder and assault charges. Police link the case to another July shooting and continue seeking public help for leads.

Ameen Hurst was sentenced to 55 to 110 years for third-degree murder and other charges, including the killings of three individuals and a prison escape.

Upcoming construction on Eastbound Little Road in Lower Frederick Township will cause closures and detours starting November 18 through November 22, from 9 AM to 3 PM.

The Philadelphia Christmas Village, running from Nov 23 to Dec 24, will feature diverse vendors, supported by grants to enhance local BIPOC businesses' presence at the event.

The article from phila.gov suggests various ways to support Philadelphia small businesses during the holiday season, such as shopping locally, sharing experiences on social media, and volunteering.

Philadelphia prepares for the holidays with markets that support local businesses, highlighting the city's economic and cultural community ties, as announced by the city.

The NWS has issued a Coastal Flood Advisory for areas around Philadelphia and a Fire Weather Watch due to low humidity and gusty conditions. Residents are advised to take precautions to avoid flooding and fire risks.

The Penn Museum found additional remains believed to be from MOVE bombing victim Delisha Africa while transitioning artifacts to new storage facilities.

The article details Philadelphia's new initiative to combat illegal dumping by increasing trash collection to twice a week in a specified area, with the first phase starting December 2, 2024.