Mayor Lillian DeBaptiste declared a snow emergency in West Chester starting 10 a.m. Sunday. Parking bans, towing and trash delays are in effect as crews clear streets.

Blizzard Warning in effect for Philadelphia; heavy snow and damaging winds expected Sunday night into Monday. A citywide snow emergency starts at 4 p.m.

A powerful coastal storm arrives Sunday–Monday with heavy snow, high winds and risk of coastal flooding across the Philly area.

Camden County health officials confirmed a lab‑verified active TB case and have launched contact tracing. Household members are being tested while the patient remains hospitalized.

An accident in Wynnewood closed Penn Road and halted train service at the local station, with no immediate timeline for resolution provided by the Lower Merion Police Department.

A building under renovation in Wilmington partially collapsed, prompting a response from firefighters and EMS. No injuries were reported as the building was empty.

Police are probing an attempted murder-suicide in Philadelphia where a man killed himself and critically wounded a woman, with children present but unharmed.

The Montgomery Township Police are seeking public help to identify a theft suspect at an Ulta Beauty store, urging people to contact them with information.

Philip Korshak is back in South Philly with Korshak Picnic Provisions — a small corner shop centered on grilled hot dogs, sourdough biscuits and picnic goods. He’s targeting a May opening at 13th & Reed.

Norristown police are giving free steering-wheel locks to residents after a rise in Kia and Hyundai thefts. Pickup requires ID and proof of registration.

SEPTA will end Key Tix mobile ticketing in March due to decreased demand after contactless payments became popular. Key Tix will remain valid for 180 days post-purchase.

Pennsylvania returned a record $334.1 million in unclaimed funds in 2025, driven in part by the new Money Match automatic‑return program. Millions more still sit in state vaults.

City Council heard hours of testimony on creating an Office of Freedmen Affairs to identify descendants of enslaved people and explore targeted reparations measures.