Two teens admitted creating hundreds of AI‑generated nude images of classmates; victims described trauma at a packed juvenile court hearing.

Philadelphia will outfit 250 neighborhood block parties with celebration kits and $250 ShopRite gift cards this summer.

PennDOT’s $148.9 million Market Street bridge rehab will tighten lanes and detour traffic near 30th Street Station through June 1, 2026. Expect overnight I‑76 closures and redirected access at JFK Boulevard.

The Eagles have begun asking season‑ticket holders about renovating or replacing the Linc, including the option of a roof. The move ties into lease timing and big‑event ambitions.

Undercover officers arrested dozens at CVS stores citywide, including about 13 at the 11th and Market Center City location, officials say. The sweep targeted organized retail-theft and repeat offenders.

Antisemitic and racist graffiti was found on the side of a Wells Fargo branch in Springfield Township. Police and township leaders have condemned the vandalism and are seeking tips.

A Mount Laurel utility worker was sentenced to seven years after pleading guilty in a sexual‑assault case that began with messages on a phone. The plea resolves a case prosecutors investigated since August 2025.

Healthcare accounted for more than 70% of Philadelphia‑area job growth over the last decade, driven largely by ambulatory and home‑health hiring.

A loaded 9mm pistol described as a ghost gun was found on a student at Emmaus High School; authorities say no one was hurt and juvenile charges were filed.

Students, teachers and neighbors packed the block outside John Moffet School in Kensington this week to oppose a district plan that would repurpose the elementary. The protestors are demanding capacity data and alternatives before the board votes.

Two brothers plan Liguria Pizzeria, a New York‑style spot, on Frankford Avenue in Fishtown. Company filings list 1826 Frankford Ave as the future home.

Two Pennsylvania men say DraftKings and FanDuel's live microbetting features hooked them and cost them six‑figure losses. They’ve sued in Philadelphia seeking damages and an injunction.

Rep. Stephenie Scialabba's planned resignation will leave a House vacancy and could push Butler County into a costly special election.