Congressman Dwight Evans invites Philadelphia's Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to the State of the Union, highlighting potential urban renewal facilitated by federal funds.

Edgardo Pueyo-Malave has been charged with running a cocaine trafficking network, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.

PennDOT is initiating overnight construction on the I-95 ramp from Aramingo Avenue, causing detours and potential delays for Philadelphia drivers next Thursday.

Senator John Fetterman secured $1 million for the William Way LGBT Community Center through the Senate's FY24 appropriations bill after the House excluded it.

Pennsylvania now enforces permanent speed safety measures in construction zones, with fines for speeding over 11 mph above the limit, following the success of a pilot program in reducing work zone crashes and speeding incidents.

Eight teenagers were wounded, one critically, in a Philadelphia shooting at a bus stop. Police have located the suspects' car but the four suspects remain at large.

A Philadelphia woman, Meghan Macklin, is charged with the murder of Richard Scott MacFarland in Wrightstown Township, Pennsylvania, after evidence linked her to the crime.

Philadelphia police are searching for two male suspects involved in two armed robberies at Kaylee Mini-Market, both occurring at approximately 8:30 pm on February 15 and 24.

Mallory Fix-Lopez, vice president of Philadelphia’s school board, announced her resignation effective April 18, citing role demands and a medical procedure. Her tenure focused on inclusive practices and superintendent evaluations.

Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspections has announced a May 31, 2024, deadline for property owners to certify fire protection systems. Mayor Parker emphasizes safety with this proactive compliance measure.

Eight students were shot by three assailants at a Philadelphia bus stop; with one critically injured, schools switch to virtual classes and provide counseling. Police seek public help using video evidence.

Campbell Soup Company honors retired Philadelphia Eagle, Jason Kelce, with a limited-edition "Legend Edition Chunky" soup can and donates $62,000 to his charity.

The Philadelphia St. Patrick's Day Parade is set for March 10, featuring bands, dancers, and cultural groups, with live coverage and traffic advisories issued.