A man died after a tree collapsed onto his car on Earles Lane during severe storms that toppled trees and caused outages across the Philadelphia region.

Forest & Main's Fishtown taproom now hosts Snack Shack, a chef collaboration with Dane DeMarco serving elevated snack food beside a rotating beer list.

Platform Z owner Anna Yu says another late-night smash left about $3,500 in damage and has left the Main Street restaurant weighing whether to stay open. She’s reported the incident to police and wants more patrols.

A ShopRite on East Evesham Road in Cherry Hill sold a $50,000 Powerball ticket in the March 14 drawing. The winning numbers were 9, 30, 42, 50, 52 and Powerball 21.

Lower Merion police say two people were arrested after a probe of sham paving companies. Officials are asking possible victims to preserve records and get in touch.

Germantown restaurateurs behind A King’s Cafe will open Two Street Crab House on South Street, taking over the former Amazing Crab House space.

A woman and a one-month-old were taken to hospital after an early-morning crash involving an ambulance in Frankford. Police say the incident is under investigation.

A state rollout announced in Philadelphia will connect SNAP recipients to verified job-training and employment supports so they can meet tightened federal work rules. The effort uses community colleges and workforce boards to expand options.

A former pro surfer turned pizzaiolo, Mason Lesser opened Marina's Pizza in Fishtown and is fermenting dough for two days and cooking pies at 600 degrees.

A Philadelphia man was sentenced to 15 years after a Dec. 31, 2019 Havertown home invasion that federal prosecutors say was part of a multi-site robbery ring.

Blueprint Cookies has rebranded as Cookie Head; the Rittenhouse shop reopens March 14 and Richboro follows March 21 with soft‑serve, milkshakes and Brain Freezes.

The long‑stalled plan to convert the Family Court building and relocate the African American Museum to the Parkway appears to have collapsed: no permits since 2019 and developers are quiet.

A new CCD report shows car-free Sundays on Walnut and 18th drew roughly 170,000 visitors and delivered double-digit sales gains for Rittenhouse Row businesses.