Philadelphia faces erratic weather with possible severe thunderstorms and high temperatures, as advised by the National Weather Service. Residents should expect significant variations and prepare accordingly.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find 17-year-old Zaahier R. Sims, last seen in the city's 14th District.

A 4-year-old boy is in critical condition, and his mother is stable after being hit by a car in Philadelphia. The driver stayed on scene; no arrests have been made.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker spoke at the Pennsylvania Press Club at the Harrisburg Hilton, addressing journalists and public figures on local governance and urban policy.

The Citizens Police Oversight Commission is reviewing a Philadelphia police officer’s shooting in Kensington, urging patience and emphasizing community safety.

A new I-95 road sign near Cottman Avenue in Philadelphia misspelled "Central" as "Cenrtal," causing a viral online reaction and discussions about human error in infrastructure.

Ex-SEPTA official James Stevens received a 37-month sentence for corruption including bribery and extortion during his tenure, with co-conspirator Robert Welsh.

The article reports on the murder of Milan Jones, a Temple University student, by fellow student Tymir Lackey, captured on Ring camera, with details on the incident and its aftermath.

A Philadelphia police officer was shot during a traffic stop involving Ramon Rodriguez Vazquez, leading to his arrest on multiple charges including attempted murder.

A Philadelphia man, Nafiysh Knox-Schenck, was charged with possession of a firearm as a felon. He briefly escaped custody but was re-arrested with potential for a 15-year sentence.

PennDOT is set to begin nighttime roadwork on Philly's I-76 West, with lane closures from June 24-28 to improve the road and bridges, causing potential delays.

Two people were shot by a man in West Philadelphia; the suspected shooter is the ex-boyfriend of one victim. Both victims are stable; the suspect is at large.

Philadelphia City Council passed a $6.37 billion budget focusing on safety, economic growth, and education for FY 2025, with increased funding for violence prevention and support for homeowners.