Philadelphia police report a baby was found abandoned on a sidewalk after a thief stole a car with the child inside. Authorities are investigating the incident, prioritizing the infant’s safety and seeking the suspect.
Day: September 3, 2026
Philadelphia has declared a city emergency as a severe heat wave brings dangerously high temperatures. Authorities urge residents to stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities, and check on vulnerable neighbors amid extreme conditions.
The federal government has replaced the slavery exhibition at Washington’s Philadelphia home, aiming to present a more comprehensive and accurate portrayal of the historical narrative. The update seeks to educate visitors on the complex legacy of slavery in America.
“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” kicks off its 17th season with a special crossover episode featuring “Abbott Elementary.” Fans can catch the premiere on July 9th, exclusively on 6abc Philadelphia.
A Pennsylvania cyber charter school is expanding by purchasing 32,000 square feet in Philadelphia’s Navy Yard. The move aims to enhance its operations and support growing student enrollment, signaling growth in online education.
The owner of Santucci’s Pizza has been sentenced to one day in prison for tax-related offenses. The brief jail term follows investigations into financial discrepancies linked to the business.
The City of Philadelphia unveils its proposed FY27 budget, “Philly Forward,” focusing on key investments in infrastructure, education, and public safety to drive sustainable growth and improve quality of life for residents.
A Wharton panel convened to analyze the economic impact of major sporting events in Philadelphia this year. The discussion highlighted boosts in local revenue, job creation, and tourism driven by these high-profile games.
Philadelphia men have been charged with selling $68 million in stolen government checks, officials report. The alleged scheme involved fraudulent transactions targeting federal funds. Authorities continue their investigation.