Mayor Cherelle Parker of Philadelphia has a busy schedule including signing the city budget, addressing a reception dedicated to African American males, and speaking at YouthBuild Philly's fundraising event.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health warns of year-round tick threats and advises on prevention and removal methods to reduce the risk of Lyme disease.

A Warminster man, Umair Mir, was convicted by a Bucks County jury of multiple charges, including child rape, based on the testimonies of two girls he assaulted over five years. His sentencing is postponed pending a sex offender assessment.

Police in Montgomery County are searching for two males suspected of vandalizing over 60 trees along Crow Creek Trail near Sweetbriar Shopping Center.

Philadelphia Police ask for help locating missing 16-year-old Zahkiya Perkins, last seen in the 14th District on June 13, with a tattoo on her left arm.

A driver in a pickup truck was killed after colliding with a state police cruiser in Old City Philadelphia; troopers, responding to a different incident, were also involved in a chase with a stolen vehicle.

An ATV rider, 29, was killed in a collision with a car in North Philadelphia; police emphasize the danger of non-street-legal vehicles. The driver of the car was unharmed but shaken.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's appointees to the ZBA and PHA Board have been approved, promising efficient case handling and housing development.

The ATF investigation concludes that an unsecured tanker hatch led to the spill and intensification of a fire thatcollapsed an I-95 overpass, killing the driver.

Aramark workers protested in Philadelphia for better wages and healthcare, leading to traffic disruptions and the arrest of many, including Senator Saval.

Suspect Amir Studevan, wanted for a 2023 fatal shooting in Philadelphia, was arrested in Puerto Rico and faces charges including murder. He is awaiting extradition to Philadelphia for trial.

Historic green and cream SEPTA trolleys return to Philadelphia's Route 15 after extensive restorations, with modern upgrades including wheelchair lifts and HVAC systems.

The Philadelphia Fair Housing Commission adopted an official logo to enhance visibility and strengthen recognition of tenant protections among the public.