A 2.2M sq. ft. Kmart warehouse in Fairless Hills will sell assets and lay off 147 workers, per a Pennsylvania WARN notice and the Philadelphia Business Journal.

The Philadelphia Union rolled out theatrical lighting, new F&B partners, security scanners and smart‑campus tech at Subaru Park in Chester as MLS play resumes after the World Cup. The upgrades include AI‑enabled fixtures, Level‑2 EV chargers and fresh concession options.

A $34M plan will transform the long‑vacant Rudolph Walton School into 50 affordable one‑bedroom apartments for seniors.

Two people opened fire at a Kensington encampment late Sunday, injuring a man and killing a dog. Police say suspects may be targeting unhoused residents.

An NPR Sunday Story follows donor‑conceived people in Philadelphia who learned via DNA tests that their fertility doctor was their biological father and examines the fallout.

A 14-year-old was arrested after police say he pointed a replica handgun at a Bensalem gas-station clerk and took a piece of candy. Township cameras helped lead to an arrest.

Neighbors in Mayfair and nearby Northeast Philly report rats chewing wiring and overrunning yards. City health and inspections teams say reporting and coordinated abatement are underway.

A restored serial number on a recovered Ruger 9mm led Berks County detectives to an alleged straw‑purchase scheme and two arrests in Reading.

A 12-year-old boy died after an e-bike collided with a pickup truck Monday night in Manchester Township.

After 73 years at 1520 Sansom, Sherman Brothers will leave Center City for the Main Line and the Rittenhouse storefront will be replaced by a restaurant and bar.

A 20-year-old nanny waived a preliminary hearing after prosecutors say a 7-month-old in her care suffered repeated injuries; she now faces felony child-abuse counts.

Troopers stopped a speeding van on the PA Turnpike and say they found more than 700 pounds of marijuana and 200 THC cartridges, worth an estimated $3.3 million.

CookNSolo will close three Federal Donuts & Chicken shops and three Goldie falafel locations in Center City by late July. Dozens of workers will be affected as the group retrenches.