The Philadelphia Sheriff's Office hosted a mentorship event for young women from Discovery Charter School, educating them about law enforcement careers and public service.

Camden County Police participated in Career Day at Riletta T. Cream Elementary School, engaging with students to educate and build community relations, as part of their "unity policing" initiative.

Residents of Bucks County, Pennsylvania, are demanding answers at community meetings after a jet fuel leak, questioning the duration and extent of the contamination and criticizing Energy Transfer's responses.

Glenside's first St. Patrick's Day Parade drew great community support, with Sheriff Kilkenny marching, and is anticipated to become an annual tradition.

The Serve Philadelphia VISTA program is recruiting for its 2025-2026 cohort to fight poverty through projects in affordable housing, education, and food security.

Phyllis W. Beck, former Vice Chair of the Philadelphia Board of Ethics and the first female judge on the Pennsylvania Superior Court, passed away on March 3, 2025.

Mayor Parker responds to NTSB's preliminary report on a Philadelphia plane crash, offering support and mental wellness resources to affected individuals.

Philadelphia Catholics pray for Pope Francis during his pneumonia battle as he receives ongoing hospital treatment while the local archbishop calls for his recovery.

Residents in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood received 50 laptops from a partnership event to help close the digital divide, enabling greater access to work and education.

Bucks County Commissioners demand the shutdown of a pipeline in Upper Makefield due to a fuel leak that has contaminated well water and raised safety concerns. They seek independent safety verification before operations can resume.

Philadelphia officials update on services and deadlines after a medical aircraft crash, providing various support including mental health aid, structural inspections, Red Cross services, and grants for businesses.

The Trump administration laid off 400 IRS workers from the compliance departments in Philadelphia, raising concerns about tax season efficiency and services.

Philadelphia's Law Department updated its Inclusive Language Guide to promote respectful and effective communication in legal contexts, emphasizing equity and inclusivity.