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.

Roosevelt Mall reopens after a medevac plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia, with ongoing investigations and a community mourning the seven lives lost.

The 2025 Independence Blue Cross Broad Street Run in Philadelphia is set for May 4, at 7 a.m., with a capacity of 40,000 runners. Registration opens on February 1.

Bucks County has extended its Code Blue warning until Saturday due to extreme cold, offering shelter to protect residents from the freezing temperatures.

Philadelphia is gearing up for the annual maple sugaring season with events like the Sugaring Kick-Off and Maple Sugar Day, offering educational and interactive experiences in maple syrup production.

The Philadelphia Eagles are covering adoption fees at local shelters until 2024, promoting pet adoption among fans alongside their "Dawg Mentality" campaign.

Philadelphia marked the 30th annual MLK Day of Service with projects like making blankets for cancer patients, reflecting on civil rights advancements, and honoring Dr. King's legacy of justice and peace.

Philadelphia's Office of Sustainability and PEJAC awarded $15,000 grants to 20 community organizations addressing environmental justice issues, along with supplemental resources to enhance their long-term endeavors.

The inaugural Citywide Spelling Bee for 3rd-8th graders starts with registration from January 17 to February 17, 2025, culminating in a competition on February 21.

The Puppy Bowl XXI features rescue puppies, like "Saquon Barky," who compete in a playful game to promote animal adoption, with local shelters like Brandywine Valley SPCA participating.

The CREJ Fund in Philadelphia awarded $15,000 grants to 20 community groups for their environmental justice projects, along with strategic support services.

Philadelphia's Municipal Pension Fund is on track for full funding by 2033, with improved fiscal policies and strong investment returns contributing to its financial stability.