Philadelphia endured a violent evening with three people killed and others injured across multiple shootings, including a 20-year-old man shot on Chester Avenue.

Philadelphia's Community Empowerment and Opportunity agency prepares for its 2024 Community Needs Assessment to inform policies and programs for combating poverty.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's first 100 days in office have garnered praise from Philadelphia leaders, emphasizing her contributions to public safety, cleanliness, environmental efforts, housing, and economic opportunities.

Philadelphia's forecast includes a slight chance of showers before late morning, with temperatures peaking at 58 degrees and strong westerly winds. Conditions will clear tonight, leading to a sunny Sunday with a high of 72 degrees.

The Philadelphia Eagles Autism Foundation is hosting an art gallery event to support autism research and inclusion from April 12-14, featuring local neurodiverse artists.

A young male humpback whale was found dead on Long Beach Island with blunt force trauma injuries, leading to an investigation amid regional offshore wind development concerns.

A former Philadelphia healthcare worker faces 24 new charges of sexual assault after 12 more victims alleged he assaulted them while posing as a nurse at Carbon Health Urgent Care.

TD Bank has launched a dog ATM in South Philadelphia that dispenses free biscuits to dogs, in a clever marketing move that also benefits a local animal rescue organization.

Gunfire disrupted an Eid celebration in West Philadelphia, injuring two. 21-year-old Kahbir Oglesby-Hicks was arrested among others, facing charges. The incident caused community leaders to plan a press conference to address gun violence.

SEPTA reports a 45% drop in serious crimes, including robberies and assaults, attributing the decrease to increased patrols and enforcement after recent murders.

Upcoming utility work by PECO in Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania will cause road closures and lane restrictions starting April 15, affecting daily commutes.

Dateline NBC investigates the 1991 murder of Joy Hibbs, which saw recent developments after remaining unsolved for over 30 years. The episode explores the crime and the conviction of Robert Atkins.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker is set to participate in a roundtable at the AERA Conference with Dr. Tony Watlington, discussing educational challenges.