Sen. John Fetterman says he helped secure $8.47M in federal transit aid for the Philadelphia region to boost SEPTA operations and station upgrades ahead of six World Cup matches this summer.

Dense fog is cutting visibility across Philadelphia this morning. A marine Dense Fog Advisory runs until 10 AM, with showers tonight and a warm weekend ahead.

A Pinnacle Realty compromise for 207 homes on the former Freddy Hill Farms parcel has reopened debate in Towamencin over traffic, schools and open space. Supervisors want engineering answers before deciding.

Montgomery County commissioners voted 2-1 to bar ICE from using county-owned sites as staging areas, the latest local step to restrict cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. The measure builds on earlier county policies limiting staff interactions with ICE.

The Philly‑born cookie chain opened its first airport counter in PHL’s Terminal C, serving warm cookies, ice cream and exclusive Philadelphia merch into the late night.

An adult was found near Pettine Field at Central Bucks West High School; school officials say the scene is secure and there is no ongoing threat to students or staff.

A Gladwyne entrepreneur was sentenced to 111 months for defrauding investors; restitution and civil claims remain pending.

A man surrendered to police on March 3 in the deadly October shooting near Chickie's & Pete's that killed 23‑year‑old Hasson Mason. Investigators say evidence recovered at the scene is under review as charges move forward.

Dense fog will slow the morning commute in Philadelphia; light rain this afternoon and steadier rain tonight. Expect a warm, showery weekend.

A judge gave Raymond Bautista 4–6 years after he pleaded guilty to a Ring-camera attack outside a Hatfield apartment that injured the mother of his unborn child.

CHOP paid about $17.5M for the former city medical examiner building at 501 S. University Ave and plans to demolish the roughly 69,000‑sq‑ft structure.

Capital Health says it is reviving plans to repurpose a long-shuttered Langhorne medical building by Oxford Valley Mall into a micro-hospital after years of delays. The project had been paused since the pandemic but is now back in the development stage.

A new ranking places Philadelphia among the nation’s top startup cities, and local funding data and university-led funds suggest investment is beginning to return. The result highlights Philly’s durability and lower costs for founders.