Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will host a Faith-Based Roundtable with interfaith leaders in City Hall to enhance collaboration and address community issues.

Philadelphia unions sue Mayor Parker over a mandate requiring city workers to return to full-time office work, citing concerns about childcare during summer and office space adequacy.

The article provides tips for safe food handling during summer to prevent foodborne illnesses, emphasizing proper storage, hygiene, avoiding cross contamination, and correct cooking temperatures.

City official Rosaura Torres Thomas has been suspended from the Citizens Police Oversight Commission amid misconduct allegations, with her future involvement pending an investigation.

The article details Philadelphia’s weather forecast, including mostly sunny skies with a high of 87 degrees followed by chances for showers and thunderstorms in the coming days around Independence Day.

The Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find 14-year-old Sandra McCoy, last seen on July 1 near E Pacific St. She has burgundy hair and piercings, and may be near S 24th St. Public assistance is requested.

A mother and two children suffered severe burns after their car caught fire in Wilmington; nearby shop employees rescued the trapped children before firefighters arrived. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Howl at the Moon and Down Nightclub in Philadelphia closed abruptly on July 1, 2024, leaving patrons sharing memories and awaiting possible refunds for pre-booked events.

Philadelphia police seek public's help to identify a suspect in two burglaries at the School of Rock on June 26 and 27, with video evidence released for assistance.

A shootout at a Philadelphia Chinese takeout left five injured after over 40 bullets were fired. One victim is a suspected shooter; police urge witnesses to come forward.

Philadelphia is hit by violence with a fatal shooting and another injury in separate incidents, with police searching for the suspect(s) and investigating potential links.

A new ramp at Cottman Avenue on I-95 South in Northeast Philadelphia is opened, part of the $52.7 million Section CP3 contract aimed at reducing congestion.

The Philadelphia Office of Homeless Services criticizes a Supreme Court ruling that criminalizes street sleeping, emphasizing the need for supportive services over punitive measures.