Sources: Jeff Brown To Potentially Announce Run For Mayor

Wednesday, the race for mayor of Philadelphia could add one more Democrat.

Krasner Impeachment Vote To Happen Tuesday

Krasner has defended his office's record and slammed the impeachment effort as a political stunt.

Migrants Being Bussed To Philadelphia, Texas Governor Says

Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirmed Tuesday that migrants will arrive at 30th Street Station Wednesday morning.

Impeachment For Philly DA Larry Krasner Moves Ahead In House

The House Select Committee on Restoring Law and Order has been looking to remove Krasner from office, alleging a dereliction of duties.

Boyle Projected Winner In 2nd Congressional District Race

U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle (D) appears to have beaten Aaron Bashir, as outlets project him the winner in the 2nd District race.

Suit Seeks To Have Mail-In Votes Lacking Dates Counted

"Refusing to count votes based on immaterial paperwork errors has a suppressive effect," the lawsuit says.

LIVE: Philly DA, Officials Reveal Crime Org Bust In Local Prison

The press conference is expected to begin at 2 p.m. and will be streamed on CBS News Philadelphia.

Obama, Biden To Stump For Fetterman In Philadelphia Saturday

The current and former president are coming to Philadelphia this weekend to support Lieutenant Gov. John Fetterman's senate campaign.

Election 2022: Who's On The Ballot In Philadelphia

Election Day is nearly here. Find out who is on the ballot in the City of Philadelphia.

Oz, Mastriano To Hit Campaign Trail In Greater Philly Area

Doug Mastriano, the Republican candidate for governor, will visit Galdo's in South Philadelphia on Saturday.

Election Day In Philadelphia: Where, When To Vote

The 2022 general election is creeping up. So Patch has a guide to help voters cast their ballots on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

Biden Says Of Candidate Fetterman: 'John IS Pennsylvania'

"Democracy is on the ballot this year," Biden went on. "Along with your right to choose, and your right to privacy."

Impeachment Articles Filed Against Philly DA Larry Krasner

Pennsylvania House Republicans Wednesday filed articles of impeachment against the District Attorney, alleging dereliction of duties.

Mumia Abu-Jamal, Convicted Of Killing Philly Cop, Asks For New Trial

Mumia Abu-Jamal was convicted for fatally shooting Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner in 1981.

Rebecca Rhynhart To Resign Ahead Of Mayoral Bid: Reports

Philadelphia Controller Rebecca Rhynhart is expected to resign Tuesday as she makes her bid to take over the mayor's office.

House Committee Report Falls Short Of Calling For Krasner Impeachment

The House Select Committee on Restoring Law and Order released its second interim report, but failed to call for an impeachment to begin.

Kenney To Make Announcements Concerning Philly Homelessness

The mayor will be joined by the Office of Homeless Services and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Krasner To Testify To Pennsylvania House Committee If Held In Public

There's no word if the committee has agreed to public testimony from Krasner.

Meet The First Latina Woman To Become An Ordained Priest At The Episcopal Diocese Of Philadelphia

Mother Jessie is the first Latina woman to become an ordained priest within the Episcopal Diocese of Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Apologizes For Experiments On Black Prison Inmates

Holmesburg Prison inmates were exposed to pharmaceuticals, viruses, fungus, asbestos, and an Agent Orange component from the 1950s to 1970s.

Ex Mayor Michael Nutter To Lead US Treasury Racial Equity Committee

Philly's former mayor has been chosen to help advance racial equity in the economy and address acute disparities for communities of color.

Gun Ban At Philly Rec Centers Struck Down

A judge ruled Mayor Jim Kenney's executive order banning guns at city rec centers cannot be enforced based on existing state law.

Gun Owners Of America Sue Kenney, Philly Over Rec Center Gun Ban

The group says Mayor Jim Kenney's executive order violates state law, which leaves gun laws up to the state legislature, not municipalities.

Already A Community Pillar, Philly American Legion Post Looks To Its Next Century Of Service

Post 21 members help the homeless, distribute meals to families during Thanksgiving, and toys to children in the community for Christmas.

Day 3 Of Jury Deliberations Resumes In Murder Trial Of Former Philadelphia Police Officer Eric Ruch

This is the first time in at least 40 years that an on-duty police officer has been on trial for murder.

Philadelphia Poll Workers Expected To Get Significant Pay Raise

The current base rate for an election clerk in the city is $115. It was temporarily increased to $130 in 2020.

'Trumpism' Poses Threat To Democracy, Biden Says In Philly Speech

President Biden said the fate of America's democracy is in peril and urged voters to get to the polls this November to ensure it remains.

Biden To Give Speech In Philadelphia On 'Nation's Soul'

President Joe Biden will be in Philadelphia Thursday to deliver a prime time speech on the "continued battle for the Soul of the Nation."

Allan Domb Resigns From Philly City Council, Eyes Mayoral Run

The two-term, at-large Democratic Philadelphia City Councilman is considering running for mayor after announcing his resignation Monday.

Racism Lawsuit Against SEPTA Ends In $478K Payout

SEPTA was ordered by the Department of Justice to pay two people $105,000 and one $268,000 over claims of racism and retaliation.

FEMA Giving Philadelphia $25 Million To Help Protect Against Flooding

The goal is to prevent roads from getting overwhelmed by water during storms.

Mayor Jim Kenney Signs Bills To Help Philadelphians Affected By Recent Tax Assessments

Some good news, tax relief is coming to thousands of property owners in the city of Philadelphia.

Pew Awards $4.25M To Philly Nonprofits Fighting Gun Violence, Creating Jobs

‘We know that violence is raging in some of the places that have the highest rates of chronic unemployment,’ one advocate said.

Town Hall Meeting Held In Hunting Park Over Philadelphia Police Lt.'S Use Of Racial Slur On Recorded Line

Organizers of the event say it's crucial that community members had the opportunity to express their concerns over the incident.

Philadelphia Water Department Delays Shutting Off Water For Delinquent Residential Customers Due To Heat Emergency

It will be the first time in two years the Philadelphia Water Department will shut off the water for delinquent residential customers.

'I'll Be Happy When I'm Not Mayor' Jim Kenney Says After Officers Shot

Mayor Jim Kenney during an early morning news conference said he can't wait to leave office "so I can enjoy some stuff" after the shooting.

Philly DA Larry Krasner Set To Hold News Conference In Harrisburg To Denounce Legislation Targeting LGBTQ Youth

The bill has gained attention because of the success of University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas.

Federal Fire Safety Policy Inspired By Deadly Fairmount Fire Headed To US House Floor For Vote

“These three women who had dreams and these kids had dreams. Gone," Rep. Madeleine Dean said.

Urban League Of Philadelphia Gets $350K For Housing Program

Andrea Custis, Urban League President and CEO, said about 70 people attended one of their first-time homebuyer sessions in Philadeladelphia.

Roe V. Wade Overturned: Officials In Philadelphia Region React To Supreme Court Ruling Allowing States To Ban Abortion

“I want every Pennsylvanian to know abortion services are available and unharmed by today's ruling," Gov. Wolf tweeted.