With federal oversight thinned, Pennsylvania officials and the PHRC are weighing a state enforcement option to address stalled school civil‑rights cases. Families say monitoring agreements are being left in limbo.

Sekela Kitchen, led by Marta Kebede, is joining Reading Terminal Market with Ethiopian breakfast staples and build-your-own bowls. An exact opening date is still TBA.

Congressman Brendan Boyle announced $1.4M in federal funds to repair Taxiway C, patch pavement, upgrade lighting and replace perimeter fencing at Northeast Philadelphia Airport.

Police are investigating a suspicious death after a person was found inside a car near 58th and Alter streets in Cobbs Creek.

Abington Township police say a 38-year-old Ambler man faces multiple child-sex charges after investigators seized digital evidence during a March search.

Cloudy Thursday gives way to a warmer weekend. Rain is likely Friday night; highs climb into the upper 60s by Sunday.

A GOP-backed bill would bar state and local limits on vehicles by power source as AAA reports Pennsylvania average gas at $3.80 per gallon. The measure’s path through the legislature remains uncertain.

Police activity forced the Walt Whitman Bridge to close in both directions Tuesday night, snarling I‑76 traffic. Officials urged drivers to expect delays and check PA511.

A free Utility & Resource Fair on March 24 will bring PWD, PECO, PGW and state officials to Germantown to help residents apply for assistance.

A Philadelphia Water Department truck sank into Frankford Avenue after a water main burst. Crews pulled the vehicle free as neighbors report repeated breaks.

A decades‑old Fishtown post office at 1602 Frankford Ave is on the market for $5.5M as a redevelopment opportunity on the neighborhood's busy Frankford Avenue corridor.

A King of Prussia third‑grade teacher was arrested on indecent assault and corruption of minors charges; a preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 6. The district has the teacher on leave.

A century‑old Frankford Avenue bridge is closed for a $10M rehabilitation that will keep the crossing shut for about a year, with detours and traffic impacts across Northeast Philadelphia.