The University of the Arts in Philadelphia is closing on June 7 after losing accreditation, shocking students and staff. Financial issues and enrollment decline led to the closure.

PennDOT announces ramp closures on Route-PA 56 starting June 3 due to the Exit and Entrance Ramp Rehabilitation Project, with detours via Solomon Run Road and Galleria Drive until June 14.

Philadelphia's weather is sunny with a high of 84°F and a light breeze. Nighttime temperatures will drop to 61°F. Showers and thunderstorms are possible on Sunday night and Monday.

Two Philly men received 162-month prison sentences for a series of armed business robberies and a carjacking, as announced by U.S. Attorney Jacqueline Romero.

An off-duty Philadelphia officer was shot at after an attempted robbery, returned fire, and sustained a minor leg injury. The armed suspect fled and remains at large. The officer is now on administrative duty.

Philadelphia's City Council makes the Eviction Diversion Program permanent, helping prevent thousands of evictions and serving as a model for urban housing justice.

Philadelphia officials urge preparation for a potentially severe 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, highlighting new National Hurricane Center measures and the importance of personal safety and property protection measures.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker raises the Pride flag in Philadelphia and attends the 2nd Annual Roots Picnic Convention for a day of music and cultural engagement.

Philadelphia is set to celebrate Pride Month with a variety of events, including drag shows, a big parade, and a 400-foot Pride flag, symbolizing the city's embrace of inclusivity.

Councilmember Jamie Gauthier of Philadelphia reacts to sexual abuse claims at Pennsylvania juvenile facilities, demanding reform and transparency in the juvenile justice system.

Philadelphia police are seeking assistance to find Machia Boggs, a missing 16-year-old girl last seen near South 55th and Whitby Ave. Community efforts to locate her are underway.

Philadelphia's Committee on Housing endorses Bill No. 240060, enhancing protections for housing voucher users, as part of Councilmember Gauthier's anti-discrimination campaign.

Famous 4th Street Deli in Philadelphia prepares to reopen after closing due to health violations, including mouse droppings and pink slime in ice machines. Owner Al Gamble plans to rectify issues with a comprehensive action plan.