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Two overnight shootings left two men hospitalized in Juniata Park and Southwest Philadelphia; an arrest was reported in one case as detectives investigate.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
SEPTA added extra Regional Rail service, contactless taps and on‑station ticket sales for the Philadelphia Flower Show. Parking at SEPTA lots is metered; plan to ride in.
Politics & Govt in ...
A small "No War With Iran" rally gathered at Philadelphia City Hall after U.S.-Israel strikes, as police increased patrols and local groups voiced mixed reactions.
The Shapiro administration announced $15 million in micro-grants aimed at historically disadvantaged small businesses across Pennsylvania. The largest share goes to the PA CDFI Network to reach all 67 counties.
A 19-year-old from San Juan is accused of coercing a Douglass Township child to send sexually explicit videos after meeting on Xbox Live and WhatsApp.
A Harrisburg pastor has been charged with new child-sex counts and is jailed ahead of a March 11 preliminary hearing.
Food & Drinks in ...
Jackson Street Steaks from the team behind Pete’s Famous Pizza opened Feb. 11 at 110 S. Jackson St., serving cheesesteaks, grinders and a mini taproom to downtown Media.
Weather & Environment in ...
Patchy freezing fog could make roads slick Saturday morning; fog lifts by mid-morning and highs reach about 52°F.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A $22M construction loan will fund The Fairman, an 86‑unit mixed‑use project in Fishtown with river views and a public plaza near Penn Treaty Park.
A Radnor Township paraprofessional was arrested by U.S. Marshals after a Texas indictment alleges he traveled to Tyler and sexually assaulted a child.
A late‑night blaze at a Port Richmond bus depot badly damaged multiple school buses; investigators say the cause is unclear. Fire crews worked into the night at the First Student lot.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
One year after CHOPs first personalized CRISPR case, hospital leaders want to scale the approach into a platform for other rare pediatric diseases. Early signs are promising but major hurdles remain.
Community & Society in ...
Geisinger agreed to pay $450,000 and accept a two‑year consent decree after the EEOC said the system denied reasonable accommodations to workers with disabilities.
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