Philadelphia Police are seeking the public's help in locating Ernest Richardson, missing since January 9, missing from Kensington and Allegheny Ave area.

Philadelphia Mayor Parker signed three bills targeting illegal gambling, establishing a business curfew in a specific zone, and banning license plate flipping devices for improved public safety.

The National Weather Service issued a coastal flood advisory for parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, for possible minor flooding.

Philadelphia Councilmembers announce a legislative package, "Our Philly Neighborhoods," to promote housing stability by increasing rental assistance and implementing legal and financial measures to help residents remain in their homes.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing teen Morgan Kea, last seen on Stenton Avenue. She is 16, described as 5'4" with a thin build, weighing 120 pounds. Community and family are deeply concerned as the search intensifies.

A truck hit the Conrail Bridge on I-95 in Philadelphia, causing road closures. Despite having police escort on an approved route, questions arise about safety measures. Repairs may be delayed by rain. Traffic is diverted until the bridge is fixed.

Philadelphia launched its first permanent satellite election office in West Philadelphia to improve voting accessibility, with more locations to open citywide before the 2024 General Election.

Philadelphia residents can participate in town hall meetings to discuss the proposed $6.29 billion FY2025 budget, with the first event on April 10th hosted by Councilmember Mark Squilla.

Auditor General Timothy DeFoor launched his Financial Literacy Month tour in Philadelphia, advocating for fiscal responsibility and offering money management lessons to Pennsylvanians.

Philadelphia's Civic Design Review process mandates public engagement for major developments, ensuring local communities can influence changes in their neighborhoods.

Philadelphia confronts rising domestic violence homicides, now 9% of total killings, despite a dip in overall homicides, highlighting the need for perpetrator accountability and intervention.

A Rite Aid manager in Northwest Philadelphia was robbed of $32,000 during a daytime incident involving a staged car accident and a subsequent strong-armed theft.

Pennsylvania's search for distinguished female veterans for a state military honor has begun, with nominations open until April 29th for the Women Veterans Day celebration.