HUD Acting Secretary Adrianne Todman praised Philadelphia's sustainable housing efforts during her visit, highlighting the eco-friendly 83-Development supported by a $30 million HUD grant.

The National Weather Service issued a frost advisory for Philadelphia and surrounding areas until 9 AM, with temperatures potentially dropping to 33°F, posing a risk to outdoor plants.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker appoints five new members to the Philadelphia Land Bank Board, aiming to revitalize neighborhoods and create housing and economic opportunities.

A student was caught with a live bullet at South Philadelphia High, triggering a lockdown and a search by a K-9 unit; police are investigating the incident.

Authorities in Pennsylvania are searching for two thieves, the "Birthday Bag Bandits," who stole over $5,000 from CVS stores using birthday bags as disguises.

A Philadelphia woman's car was burgled, and her father's ashes in an urn were stolen, alongside cash and other items. She pleads for its return as it holds sentimental value.

The Center City District SIPS celebrates its 20th year with summer happy hours starting June 5, featuring discounts on drinks and appetizers, a new collaboration brew, and a roller rink event. A preview party is set for May 22.

PennDOT will begin a road resurfacing project on Geigel Hill Road in Tinicum Township, starting April 29, causing detours and potential delays for Bucks County drivers.

The Eagles aim to revamp their defense and enhance their offense in the 2024 NFL Draft, with a focus on cornerbacks, linebackers, safeties, and an edge rusher, while also preparing to replace aging offensive linemen.

Wokworks, a popular Philadelphia stir-fry restaurant, is expanding to Margate, NJ with a new location set to open in June 2024, offering locally sourced Asian fusion cuisine.

Two Pennsylvania towns, Lancaster and Media, have been included in Money magazine's top 50 U.S. places to live in 2024, praised for their economies, affordability, and quality of life.

Shawn Jason was arrested by U.S. Marshals in Philadelphia for his involvement in a triple shooting, including wounding a 4-year-old child, and faces multiple charges.

The Affordable Connectivity Program, helping low-income families in Philadelphia afford internet, faces cessation without new Congressional funding by May 2024.