Camden County issues a Code Blue Advisory due to severe cold, urging residents to seek shelter and check on the vulnerable. Pet safety and community Code Blue plans are emphasized.

Philadelphia prepares for Super Bowl LIX with road closures, parking restrictions, and safety measures as the Eagles play. Officials encourage responsible celebration and offer traffic guidance and emergency services readiness.

Wawa and Starbucks offer free coffee promotions to celebrate the Super Bowl, with Wawa serving free coffee until the game kickoff and Starbucks providing a morning-after treat for Rewards members.

Gerri Jackson, at age 94, is retiring from her role in Chester County Government after nearly 40 years of service, celebrating the end of a notable career.

Philadelphia integrates historical preservation with climate action, aiming to make existing buildings more energy-efficient to reduce emissions and support sustainability, as outlined by the city's Office of Sustainability.

A 2-year-old was shot in the finger in Kingsessing, Philadelphia, and is stable at CHOP; no arrests or weapon found yet. Police are investigating the incident.

John V. Dutton pleaded guilty to installing spy cameras to record his ex-girlfriend's daughters in the bathroom and possession of a controlled substance.

Gregory Fiocca received two years probation for seeking unearned payments from Local 98, involving an assault on a project manager. His case highlights broader issues of union corruption in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia provides ongoing support after a plane crash, with road closures, SEPTA bus detours, and a town hall meeting. A shelter is set up for the displaced.

Ji Jun is appointed as the new chair of the Corporate & Tax Group in the Law Department, bringing her extensive legal experience to lead specialized units.

Philadelphia seeks to make Spruce and Pine Streets safer with bike lane upgrades, as detailed in a city government update after public input from nearly 400 residents.

Upper Darby police seek four women of Eastern European descent linked to distraction burglaries targeting jewelry, with one theft amounting to $30,000.

A middle school employee in the Reading School District was arrested for alleged misconduct with a 13-year-old student, facing charges including unlawful contact with a minor.