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Police charged one 15-year-old boy in connection with the murder last Thursday of a man walking his dog in West Philadelphia, and a second 15-year-old, the alleged triggerman, surrendered to authorities early Friday morning.
Police are on the hunt for two suspects wanted in connection with several robberies in West Philadelphia.
With its bright orange, manicured courtyard, the development will soon become home to eleven families in need.
Officials say the cold is more than just dangerous, it can be deadly, with nine deaths reported in the area over the past few weeks.
Families at the museum are celebrating the start of the "Year of the Goat" on the Chinese calendar with a variety of themed activities.
Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Everett Gillison says the building's owner is cooperating and they hired a demolition company.
The crash happened at 51st and Lancaster around 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
He says elderly residents suffering from dementia walked away from their homes in Upper Dublin and Lower Merion, and were found dead. A third person, from West Philadelphia, was taken to Lankenau Hospital suffering from hypothermia.
L&I commissioner Carlton Williams says that if the owner cannot demolish the building, then the City will do so.
The two-alarm fire broke out around 4 a.m. inside a three-story building along the 200 block of South 52nd Street near Locust Street.
Sutton thinks that travel to foreign countries can expand one's horizons, and she's helping West Philadelphia teenage girls do just that.
Police say a two-year-old boy has died after being struck by a trolley in West Philadelphia Thursday afternoon.
Law enforcement officials and some community activists hosted a town hall style public meeting on Wednesday night to discuss the persception of, and policies of police in a "Post-Ferguson" world.
The walkway is needed because HUP plans to demolish an old office building and put up a new hospital tower there.
Austin started "Daddy University" in 2004, helping fathers in the African-American community do a better job for their kids.
Police have announced that all three brothers were found safe on Saturday.
It happened around 3:30 p.m. Friday near 46th and Market Streets.
The project, at 3737 Chestnut Street, will include a 25-story residential tower with 276 rental apartments and retail space on the ground floor.
"We're good at serving on boards and at doing pro bono work," says Al Dandridge, "but maybe not so much at rolling up our sleeves and actually getting down and helping people in our community."
Police are searching for the vandals responsible for spray-painting anti-police graffiti in West Philadelphia.
Officials are investigating a suspicious fire that damaged a West Philadelphia home overnight.
Philadelphia Police and the University of Pennsylvania Campus Police are investigating cases of violent attacks against women that were reported within days of each other.
The price: nearly five million dollars.
Investigators say the victim spotted a man in her apartment about 4am, holding a meat cleaver that he had taken from her kitchen.
Philadelphia police have identified the body of a security guard found tied up in the back of a van at a storage facility Sunday afternoon.
