Automotive
Septa Plans Long-Term Shift to Zero-Emission Bus Fleet
Transit agency evaluates new technologies as it aims to reach 100% zero emissions by 2050.
Philadelphia Auto Show Returns to Convention Center
The annual vehicle showcase features test-driving, one-of-a-kind cars, and appearances by local sports stars.
2026 Philadelphia Auto Show Kicks Off with Gala Preview
6abc hosts highlight must-see cars and industry trends at annual event
Lifestyle
Philadelphia Suns Prepare for Lunar New Year Lion Dances
Nonprofit youth group readies colorful performances to celebrate Year of the Horse
Deaf Rescue Dog Echo Seeks Loving Home
Echo, a gentle and affectionate pup, is ready for her forever family after overcoming a traumatic past.
Philadelphia Launches School Zone Speed Camera Enforcement Pilot
The Philadelphia Parking Authority will begin issuing tickets to speeding drivers around five city schools starting in April.
Weather
Water Main Break Floods Philadelphia Parking Garage
Several vehicles remain submerged in standing water more than 12 hours after the incident.
Philly Parking Garage Floods on Valentine's Day
Knee-deep water leaves cars submerged in downtown Philadelphia lot
Northeast Braces for Wintry Mix Despite Warmer Temps
Storm to bring snow and rain to several states from Sunday into Monday, with up to 7 inches possible in some areas.
Entertainment
Blue Man Group Welcomes First-Ever Featured Female Drummer Mackenna Tolfa
Tolfa takes center stage as "The Rockstar" in the group's new North American tour stop at Miller Theater in Philadelphia.
YoungBoy Never Broke Again's MASA Tour Earns $70 Million, Becomes Highest-Grossing Tour by a Debut Headlining Rapper
The 26-year-old rapper's first performance trek in five years was a massive success.
Philadelphia Theatre Company Presents Streamlined 'Caesar' Adaptation
The production emphasizes spareness but loses some of Shakespeare's depth in the process.
Politics
Judge Orders Trump Admin to Restore Slavery Exhibits at Historic Philly Site
The President's House Site in Philadelphia must be returned to its previous state, a federal judge ruled.
Judge Blocks Trump Administration from Removing Slavery Exhibits at Philadelphia Site
U.S. District Judge Cynthia Rufe invokes George Orwell's '1984' in ordering restoration of displays about slaves who lived at the nation's one-time executive mansion.
Judge Orders Restoration of Washington Slavery Exhibit Removed by Trump Administration
The exhibit at George Washington's former home in Philadelphia must be reinstalled after being taken down last month.
