The Fox Chase Lorimer Trail, a 0.45-mile route for cyclists and pedestrians, has opened in Northeast Philly, enhancing the city's network and ADA accessibility.

Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood receives a $360,000 investment from the KCR Fund to combat the opioid crisis, bringing total support to $1.12 million, with 36 grantees benefiting this cycle.

Philadelphia has launched the Idea Accelerator to improve city governance through innovative problem-solving, collaborating with Verizon, and slated to begin in January 2025.

Philadelphia has introduced an Energy Poverty Alleviation Strategy to address high energy costs and promote sustainable energy, focusing on equity and support for underserved communities.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find Julian McFarland, 19, last seen on Spring Street, classified as endangered, and wearing a white shirt and tan pants.

Khalif Duren turned himself in as the second suspect in a mass shooting in North Philadelphia, facing charges including Attempted Murder and Aggravated Assault. Seven people were wounded in the incident.

Philadelphia saw multiple shootings including one where a two-year-old and two teenagers were shot, and another sequence of incidents that left three dead. No arrests have been made yet.

Kyle Lowry has confirmed on Instagram that he's re-signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, as reported by NBA.com. He has played 23 games for the team, averaging 8.0 points and 4.6 assists.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Delaware, New Jersey, and southeast Pennsylvania, warning of potential flooding due to heavy rainfall.

Jaffa Bar, a new Mediterranean and Israeli flavor-infused oyster eatery by CookNSolo, is set to open in Philadelphia's repurposed 19th-century firehouse this fall.

PennDOT to close Greenwood Avenue in Abington Township for weekend construction, with recommended detours via Meetinghouse Road, Route 73, and Route 611.

President Biden adds Philadelphia to Workforce Hubs under his "Investing in America" initiative, aiming to boost local economies and job opportunities with hiring preferences for disadvantaged areas.

Shelley Duvall, celebrated for her role in "The Shining," died at 75. Her partner announced her passing, and her career was remembered for accomplishments in films and children's series.