Philadelphia Police are seeking public help to find a man connected to an indecent assault at a Dollar Tree store.

Philadelphia Police seek help in finding Kenneth Liles, 65, missing from his Florence Street home since July 9. He's considered endangered; last seen in a navy-blue t-shirt.

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'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.

Philadelphia's Mayor announced the return of City employees to onsite work from July 15 to improve operations and in-person collaboration, with further details pending.

SEPTA begins rail enhancements in Philadelphia, closing Byberry Road temporarily and causing potential travel delays. Detours are planned, with PennDOT advising motorists to reroute.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority warns of a phishing scam with fake parking ticket texts and advises against clicking on provided links, directing individuals to their official site for any ticket concerns.

A former Santander Bank employee is charged with stealing nearly $1 million from a customer to fund his ventures. Agha Hasan faces theft and tax-related charges.

Delaware woman N'Finitee Coleman speaks out regarding her alleged assault by police during a traffic stop, prompting a police investigation and policy review.

The article reports on the murder of 14-year-old transgender girl Pauly Likens in Mercer County, Pennsylvania, with suspect DaShawn Watkins charged with first-degree murder and abuse of a corpse. Community advocates call for hate crime prosecution.

The NWS has issued a heat advisory for the Philly area, warning of temperatures with heat index values up to 108, potentially causing heat-related illnesses.

Students at a Pennsylvania school have been suspended for creating fake teacher TikTok accounts with offensive content. The district has removed staff photos online and educated students about social media use.

Philadelphia's South Broad Street, known as the Avenue of the Arts, is set to undergo a $100 million "Avenue of the Arts 2.0" revitalization, emphasizing pedestrian spaces and integrating greenery into the urban environment.