Philadelphia Police seek public help in locating Barbara Mathis, a missing endangered person from the 18th District, last seen a week ago on S 54th St.

CPOC has expressed concern over the police takedown of the Kensington Homeless Encampment and encourages eyewitnesses to report police misconduct as they conduct a detailed review.

The City of Philadelphia successfully cleared homeless encampments in Kensington, with 59 people accepting housing and services during a 34-day initiative aimed at tackling the area's overdose crisis.

Philadelphia faces a stretch of rainy weather ahead, with light rain today and a Coastal Flood Advisory warning of potential flooding. Clear skies briefly return Saturday, but more showers are expected Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

A construction worker died after being electrocuted and falling from a ladder at a Philadelphia site. Despite medical efforts at Lankenau Hospital, he was pronounced dead.

A Phillies fan lost her wedding ring at Citizens Bank Park during a game, prompting a search by fellow fans and a social media campaign for its return.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will host a town hall at Pinn Memorial Baptist Church to discuss Philadelphia's Fiscal Year 2025 Operating Budget and five-year plan as part of the 'One Philly' initiative.

A 2-year-old girl in Philadelphia died after being accidentally hit by a car driven by her mother. The mother did not realize the child had followed her outside. No criminal activity is suspected.

Philadelphia Councilmember Jeffery Young, Jr. criticizes the Parker Administration for not consulting the community about a proposed opioid crisis triage center in Kensington.

Philadelphia schools participated in an initiative to promote active transport to school, with a focus on safety, community building, and reducing traffic congestion.

Ondria Glaze, a teacher at Olney High, was killed in a murder-suicide in Philadelphia. The school community mourns her loss and plans a scholarship in her honor.

PennDOT will begin roadwork on the Schuylkill Expressway, with night-time detours and lane closures planned starting May 12, involving I-76 repairs, ramp revamps, and bridge work.

PennDOT installed a radar-controlled speed display along Route 219 in McKean County to enforce a 45 mph limit in a construction zone by the Staff Sergeant Carl Enis Memorial Bridge.