An appraisal values Springfield Mall at about $30M — a 73% decline — as the loan moves to special servicing and owners enter prenegotiations. Lenders now weigh extension, workout or redevelopment options.

Mostly clear and about 61°F this morning. Hot and breezy later in the week with a chance of severe storms Thursday.

Nearly 1,200 Einstein nurses voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike, saying unsafe staffing, benefit cuts and pediatric clinic closures must be fixed. The vote gives union negotiators new leverage in talks with Jefferson Health.

A 17‑year‑old was critically injured in a stabbing in Logan, police say. Detectives are investigating and asking anyone with information to contact police.

Justine MacNeil of Fiore is a James Beard finalist tonight, putting the East Kensington bakery’s cornetti and bomboloni on the national stage.

Kenton Exner, 20, pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he groomed an 11‑year‑old on Snapchat; sentencing is set for September after a state assessment.

Fifteen years after its 2010 rebuild the South Street Bridge still carries thousands daily — but lighting and finishing touches have lagged.

Lawmakers advanced ADU rules, fast‑track approvals and incentive grants as Pennsylvania grapples with a statewide housing shortfall.

A federal judge ordered the National Park Service to restore panels and other materials removed under a Trump administration directive, singling out Philadelphia’s President’s House. The order gives the agency 21 days to reinstall displays and requires weekly progress reports.

Caln Township police arrested a former treasurer accused of taking $11,300 from the Thorndale Volunteer Fireman’s Relief Association; a preliminary hearing is set for June 24.

A mercury spill at a vacant house in Marcus Hook prompted a hazmat response; residents were told to avoid the 1000 block of Yates Avenue while crews assessed the site.

Spiegelworld told cast it will close The Hook at Caesars Atlantic City, ending a four-summer residency with a final performance set for Sept. 6, 2026.

The Pennsylvania SPCA rescued 78 Ragdoll cats and kittens from a Lancaster County home; many adult Ragdolls are now at the PSPCA Hunting Park center and available for adoption.