Two people have been arrested in connection to a quadruple shooting that left a 19-year-old woman dead near a North Philadelphia school.

A young woman was killed during a daylight shooting near a North Philadelphia Catholic School Wednesday. On Thursday, City Council proposed a surveillance camera plan to help deter crime near schools.

Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw made her first appearance before City Council. The topic, NBC10 reporter Stephanía Jiménez found, was gun violence.

A man and woman are in critical condition while two other men are stable following a quadruple shooting outside of a North Philadelphia school on Wednesday. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the details.

After 38 years with the Philadelphia Police Department, veteran leader Joseph Sullivan, who has held command positions throughout the force, is leaving. NBC10 Aaron Baskerville tracked down some city officials to get their reaction.

Philadelphia will quite literally look different at night as the city moves to install energy efficient LED bulbs throughout its more than 105,000 streetlights. The Streets Department has already switched just under 10,000 streetlights to LED bulbs, city spokeswoman Kelly Cofrancisco said. Officials are now requesting public bids from contractors so that they may start switching over the remaining lights….

Philadelphians voted to amend the city’s charter and create a new public safety force as voters approved all four ballot questions posed to them during Tuesday’s primary election.

Philly voted “Yes” on Election Day for public safety officers to enforce traffic laws. But some police officers are against this, insisting that keeping the roads clear and moving is their job and should not be left up to civilians.

After decades of persistent poverty rates in Philadelphia, city leaders are initiating a multi-pronged approach to tipping the scales towards a more equitable future.

A new amendment to the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter would establish a new class of public safety officers to help police with traffic and quality of life issues.

Qualifying applicants would receive a 10-year, 3-percent fixed interest loan that ranges from $2,500 to $24,999.

Restore, Repair and Renew, a new loan program for Philadelphia home owners, is offering money to lower income homeowners that can be used for a number of home improvements.

The final piece of the Love Park renovation was unveiled Wednesday. The glass that will surround a brand new resturant, Loveluck. The major facelift includes indoor and outdoor seating.

With two months until city elections, Mayor Kenney’s address Thursday morning presented a “grand, five-year vision” that could have doubled as a stump speech.

A new way to make Philadelphia’ streets safer for drivers and people walking. On Monday, city council discussed a bill to add public safety enforcement officers to city streets to handle traffic and quality of life problems.

Crews demolished a matriarch’s home of 62 years after it partially collapsed. Now the family is picking up the pieces and salvaging the memories.

A Mummers brigade with a history of controversial skits is once again under fire and fighting off allegations of racism after a New Year’s Day parade performance in which they depicted Philadelphia’s mayor being led on all fours by rapper Jay-Z.

A controversial New Year’s Day skit at the Mummer’s Parade had someone depicting the rapper Jay-Z and Mayor Jim Kenney. Philadelphia’s City Council President accuses a group of Mummers of racism for the skit, but the group says that the skit was pre-approved by the city.

The corner of 16th and Arch streets in Philadelphia is the new home of the Philadelphia Holocaust Memorial Plaza. City Council President Darrell Clarke spoke at the opening ceremony Monday morning.