Lightstone Group has listed the Aloft and Four Points near PHL for sale, creating a rare airport‑adjacent investment opportunity as the city heads into 2026.

Penn told graduate resident advisors they will no longer receive free on‑campus summer housing, prompting protests and a petition as students face new summer costs.

Donna Jamison Cave, the Jamisons' daughter, has been named CEO of Peddler’s Village and will oversee the 42‑acre site's real estate, hospitality and events.

A student anti-ICE walkout in Quakertown escalated Friday into clashes with police, leaving multiple teens arrested and videos circulating online. Officials say the investigation is ongoing.

A roughly 50-foot fin whale washed ashore at Barnegat Light. Stranding teams are on scene and will perform a necropsy to determine the cause of death.

A three‑alarm blaze on the 400 block of Northampton Street in Easton drew mutual‑aid crews across Northampton County and prompted street closures while responders searched the building.

Barber Richard Doerrmann was arrested for installing a hidden camera in Gino’s Barbershop's restroom in Mantua Township, with charges including invasion of privacy.

Police say a Dillsburg daycare assistant shoved a 1-year-old's head to a nap mat and struck the child; she was cited on harassment charges. The center did not immediately comment.

PennDOT launched Community Charging funding and will direct $100M in NEVI funds to help local hosts build public EV chargers, starting in southeastern Pennsylvania.

A ShotSpotter alert in Norristown last Friday exposed rival sex‑trafficking operations; two men were arrested and booked without bail. Investigators recovered a stolen Acura and firearms.

A Kennett Square man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he struck a baby in June 2024 and the child later died. Sentencing is pending in Chester County.

Old City Kava Co. opened in Old City with kava, botanical drinks and late‑night sober programming that positions it between coffee shops and bars.

The Diocese of Camden settles with over 300 clergy abuse survivors for $180 million, requiring court approval and measures for prevention and transparency.