Hermitage to See Improved Walkways with $1.6 Million PennDOT Project Starting September
PennDOT plans to start a $1.6 million pedestrian improvement project along State Street in Hermitage, PA, expected to cause traffic delays from September 2024 to July 2025.
Over 150 Firefighters Respond to Four-Alarm Blaze in Philadelphia's Frankford Neighborhood, Displacing Residents
A fire in Philadelphia's Frankford neighborhood was subdued by firefighters after causing evacuations and power outages, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.
Philadelphia Streets Set for Daytime Revamp, Milling and Parking Restrictions in 4th Highway District
Streets Commissioner Kristin Del Rossi in Philadelphia announced a milling and paving schedule with temporary road closures and parking restrictions in the 4th Highway District from September 16-20, to occur during daytime to minimize disruption.
Philadelphia's SEPTA Faces $240M Shortfall, Calls for State Aid to Prevent Service Cuts and Fare Hikes
SEPTA faces a $240 million deficit, threatening service cuts and fare hikes. Philadelphia officials seek $161 million in state aid to prevent the crisis.
Safety Measures Increased at Wissahickon High School Following Bullet Discovery and Student's Shell Casing Incident
A bullet found at Wissahickon High School led to early dismissal and a police search. Another unrelated incident involved a shell casing. Increased police presence was assured, with no ongoing threat identified.
Bucks County Fraudster Sentenced to Over 11 Years for Multi-Million Dollar Ponzi Schemes and Pandemic Relief Theft
Stanislav Bril was sentenced to over 11 years in prison for various fraud charges and ordered to pay over $14 million in restitution for crimes including pandemic relief theft.












