Fifteen years after its 2010 rebuild the South Street Bridge still carries thousands daily — but lighting and finishing touches have lagged.

Caln Township police arrested a former treasurer accused of taking $11,300 from the Thorndale Volunteer Fireman’s Relief Association; a preliminary hearing is set for June 24.

Spiegelworld told cast it will close The Hook at Caesars Atlantic City, ending a four-summer residency with a final performance set for Sept. 6, 2026.

South Philadelphia’s long-running Odunde Festival filled 23rd and South Street on June 14, with multiple blocks closed and SEPTA buses detoured into the night. Vendors, music and a noon river procession are drawing large crowds.

A state-commissioned study finds Pennsylvania's county fairs generate about $1.1 billion annually, draw 4 million visitors and support thousands of jobs.

JBS will close its Souderton beef plant and a Memphis facility as a cattle shortage tightens margins, affecting roughly 1,700 local workers and shifting production across its network.

A no‑contest plea closes the long-running I‑676 pepper‑spray prosecution: Richard Nicoletti will serve one year of probation under a Veterans Court disposition.

Orion has opened a King of Prussia office that will house about 100 employees as the wealthtech firm expands its Philadelphia footprint and builds AI-capable teams.

Federal prosecutors say AudiA6 laundered about $389 million in bitcoin and that two suspects were arrested in Batumi, Georgia during a coordinated international takedown. Authorities seized servers, took down domains and froze related crypto assets.

Parlor Doughnuts opens June 13 614 on Lancaster Avenue in Berwyn, serving layered sweet doughnuts and savory, pizza-style toppings including OG Pepperoni. The shop lists weekend hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Upper Darby police say they disrupted an early-morning theft of roughly $250,000 in cheesesteak meat, arresting three suspects and seeking a fourth.

A judge cleared former 1199C president Chris Woods after a nonjury trial over a 2019 union-hall renovation alleged to have funded local campaigns. The ruling ends a protracted state prosecution.

Project HOME used a $25 million lead gift to link hospitals with recovery housing and case managers for unhoused patients with complex medical needs.