Sen. Dawn Keefer and Rep. Wendy Fink pushed a plan to eliminate school property taxes in a July 1 telephone town hall, proposing to replace local levies with higher income and sales taxes. Supporters promise relief while critics warn the swap could hit low‑income households harder.

A three‑story building in Society Hill — about 16,000 sq ft on roughly 0.88 acres — has been listed for $10M and is being marketed as a redevelopment play for townhomes, condos or mixed use.

A Norristown man surrendered on June 29 after the PA attorney general alleged he ran a $3.8M Ponzi scheme that left dozens of local investors with major losses.

Donatelli's will take over The Brick Hotel dining room in Newtown; renovations are underway and operators are eyeing an August opening.

Susquehanna says unknown traders reaped more than $100M ahead of China’s crackdown; the Bala Cynwyd market maker has sued 100 John Does seeking over $70M.

A Maryland man is accused of following another driver for roughly 26 miles across Chester County before crashing in Upper Oxford Township. State police say he faces aggravated assault and DUI-related charges.

A fireworks dispute in Brewerytown turned into gunfire early Tuesday, wounding three people and prompting a police investigation.

The Supreme Court asked the administration for its view on whether to hear a Republican bid to enforce Pennsylvania’s handwritten‑date mail‑ballot rule, reigniting a fight over thousands of tossed votes.

Police say a Wilmington man ran a fencing operation that moved more than 4,300 stolen items to a New Jersey storage unit and flea markets.

A 49-year-old Exeter Township man died after his motorcycle collided with a minivan at St. Lawrence and Shelbourne; the Berks County coroner says the cause is pending.

A 15-year-old was shot Saturday night near West 9th and Jefferson in Wilmington and is in stable condition, police say as detectives investigate.

A Delaware County judge gave Terrence Weh 5.25–10.5 years after a July 14, 2025, West Chester Pike crash that killed Marcellinus Madu. Prosecutors said speed and THC impairment were key to the case.

A West Philadelphia man was sentenced to 20–40 months and six years probation after being convicted of seeking to build explosives for a Syrian extremist group. The district attorney called the term too light and is weighing an appeal.