Ashleigh Strange becomes the Executive Director of Pennsylvania's Governor’s Advisory Commission on LGBTQ Affairs, focusing on LGBTQ representation and policy advising.

A technical glitch at Wayne and Vine Street Junctions caused major delays on SEPTA regional rails, affecting multiple lines and stranding commuters. The issue, which began Monday evening, was expected to be resolved by Tuesday.

Philadelphia's School District and Police partner under a $1 million grant to initiate "Handle with Care," training to help schools support kids facing trauma.

Pennsylvania's Department of Revenue encourages seniors and those with disabilities to apply for the Property Tax/Rent Rebate program, promising increased rebates of up to $1,000.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro urges residents affected by September's floods to apply for SBA loans ahead of the Monday deadline, with PEMA seeking an extension.

The Philadelphia Office of the Youth Ombudsperson released its first report, highlighting the agency's progress since its establishment in response to local youth abuse scandals.

Philadelphia offers Stormwater Grants to property owners implementing Green Stormwater Infrastructure, addressing runoff and pollution, enhancing waterway protection.

Pennsylvania is marking Flood Awareness Week by urging residents to purchase flood insurance, as only 1% have coverage despite widespread flood risk across all counties.

The Shapiro administration in Pennsylvania has surpassed efforts of the previous nine years by plugging 200 orphaned and abandoned wells, aligning with both environmental and economic strategies.

Philadelphia's Corridor Enhancement Grant offers funds to nonprofits for local neighborhood and commercial district improvements. Applications are open till April 5, 2024.

Turkish women defied a government ban and protested in Istanbul for equal rights on International Women's Day, despite police barricades and tear gas.

Representative Dwight Evans secured over $13.3 million for community projects in Philadelphia, with $8.2 million aimed at affordable housing initiatives.

Philadelphia has canceled its Trans Day of Visibility event but will fly the Trans Flag at City Hall from March 28-31 to support the transgender community.