Philadelphia's weather forecast predicts a mix of rain, fog, and snow throughout the week, with variable conditions including a high near 44 degrees and a 70% chance of rain heading into the weekend. Snow is likely by Sunday.

Chester Fire Department warns of a smoke alarm recall and urges the community to check their devices for safety certification, emphasizing the importance of working alarms for fire safety.

The Phoenixville Fire Department now has "Wag'n O2 Fur Life" pet oxygen masks, thanks to a local donor. These enhance the department's ability to save pets in emergencies.

Philadelphia launches the Breathe Philly network with 76 air quality monitors, providing real-time data to improve public health and inform policy. Mayor Parker introduced the system in Stinger Square Park.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking assistance in locating Jesse Reed, an endangered missing person last seen on February 16, 2026, in the 5th District.

Bird flu cases are suspected among Canadian geese in Gloucester County, NJ. Parks are closed, residents are concerned, and officials urge monitoring and reporting sick birds.

The Diocese of Camden settles with over 300 clergy abuse survivors for $180 million, requiring court approval and measures for prevention and transparency.

Lehigh County DA Gavin Holihan found an Allentown officer justified in a Jan. 11 shooting at the former Good Shepherd hospital. The woman survived and no charges will be filed.

The Philadelphia Eagles renamed their practice facility to Jefferson Health Training Complex, deepening their partnership with Jefferson Health and NovaCare Rehabilitation.

PennDOT reminded parents that learner drivers must complete 65 supervised hours before taking the road test, including night and bad-weather practice.

A judge ordered the restoration of a slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, which had been removed by the Department of the Interior for historical accuracy concerns. The Trump administration is appealing the ruling.

A Lancaster man waived preliminary hearings this month and prosecutors say his child-sexual-abuse case will move to county court as investigators continue to gather evidence.

Delaware County invites residents to discuss the use of opioid settlement funds in upcoming Strategic Planning Meetings on February 24 and 26, seeking community input to shape an effective response to the opioid crisis.