Chester County Commissioners awarded a $450,000 grant to Brandywine Valley Active Aging for a permanent Downingtown campus, enhancing services for local seniors.

ACCT Philly advocates for over 30 cats found in a Philadelphia home after the death of the owner, offering them for adoption and seeking public support.

The family of MOVE bombing victims reclaimed their relatives' remains from Penn Museum, amidst renewed pain and demands for honesty and memorialization.

Philadelphia celebrates local heroes with "Real Life Rockys" murals by Ash Ryan, honoring four individuals emblematic of determination and resilience until December 31.

The Fairmount Park Houses in Philadelphia are open for holiday tours, featuring festive decorations and the chance to learn about their history. Admission is free for children under 12, with events scheduled throughout December.

Nearly 300 nurses and technicians at Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia protested over staffing shortages, seeking better working conditions and benefits amid contract negotiations with Temple Health.

Philadelphia's Mayor Cherelle Parker signed bills to enforce no-stop rules in bike lanes, increasing fines for violations and improving cyclist safety.

Philadelphia's Katie Florio won the Philadelphia Marathon, becoming the second local woman to do so since the 1980s and achieving this just over a year after giving birth.

Drexel University laid off 60 staff members, representing 1.4% of its workforce, to tackle a 10% operational budget imbalance and a decline in student enrollment.

Philadelphia prepares for the holidays with markets that support local businesses, highlighting the city's economic and cultural community ties, as announced by the city.

The Shapiro Administration is set to announce investments in Pennsylvania's conservation and recreation, aimed at community revitalization and economic development, with plans detailed by DCNR's Dunn in Philadelphia.

Over 100 inmates have been released from Philadelphia jails due to staffing shortages after emergency bail hearings facilitated by various justice agencies.

Bucks County has imposed a 30-day ban on open burning due to dry conditions, allowing exceptions for certain contained fires and grills, with fines for non-compliance.