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.

Saint‑Gobain renewed its lease at a 321,226‑SF Malvern campus, locking in its North American HQ and CertainTeed for nearly two more decades.

Philadelphia launches the Breathe Philly network with 76 air quality monitors, providing real-time data to improve public health and inform policy. Mayor Parker introduced the system in Stinger Square Park.

Bird flu cases are suspected among Canadian geese in Gloucester County, NJ. Parks are closed, residents are concerned, and officials urge monitoring and reporting sick birds.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing man Olsen Octave from the 2nd District, last seen on January 1, 2026. No clothing description, possibly linked to a red Hyundai sedan.

MoneyLion’s Feb. 2026 analysis finds middle‑class thresholds vary widely across Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware — from roughly $51,700 in PA to about $69,500 in NJ.

A federal judge ordered the restoration of slavery-related exhibits at the President's House in Philadelphia, removed during the Trump administration.

Philadelphia weather will vary this week, starting with fog and possibly ending with rain and snow, says the NWS. Clearer skies are expected later today.

Pennsylvania Hospital’s Pine Building will become a public museum in May 2026, showcasing a restored apothecary, surgical amphitheatre and eight interactive galleries.

The Philadelphia Police are looking for a missing juvenile, Zaida Lopez, last seen at her home on N Fairhill Street, wearing a black shirt, gray tights, and black boots. Public assistance is requested.

Philadelphia Police seek help to find missing woman, Angelleyn Leibensperger, last seen February 11 on Cherry Street. She's 20, 5'3", with brown eyes and black hair.