Two Men Critically Injured in Separate Shootings in Philadelphia as Police Seek Answers
Two men were critically injured in separate shootings in Philadelphia, with detectives finding shell casings at both scenes. Authorities seek motives and suspects, looking to nearby surveillance footage for clues.
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker Unveils HUD Plans for Homeowner Support and Opens Youth Basketball Center in Philadelphia
Mayor Cherelle L. Parker had a busy Tuesday with a HUD announcement on homeowner financing and a ribbon-cutting at the new Alan Horwitz "Sixth Man" Center for youth in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia Residents Left in Limbo as City Officials Cancel Meeting on Greyhound Terminal Move Amid Concerns
Philadelphia officials left a meeting over Greyhound station relocation after media presence, leaving local concerns about traffic and safety unresolved. Councilmember Squilla stayed to listen to community members.
Philadelphia Appoints Insider Sharolyn Murphy as New Risk Manager, Touts Extensive Experience and Local Expertise
Philadelphia appoints Sharolyn Murphy, formerly from the city's Law Department, as the new permanent Risk Manager, succeeding Barry Scott. She has a history of accolades, including a 2021 Teddy Award.
Philadelphia Department of Revenue Expands Free Language Services to Enhance Tax and Water Accessibility
Philadelphia's Department of Revenue enhances inclusivity with translation and interpretation services in over 240 languages, adds Spanish to the Philadelphia Tax Center website, and commits to greater language access in tax and water services.
SEPTA Rail Enhancements Prompt Byberry Road Closure in Philadelphia This August
SEPTA begins rail enhancements in Philadelphia, closing Byberry Road temporarily and causing potential travel delays. Detours are planned, with PennDOT advising motorists to reroute.












