Law enforcement in Philadelphia charged twelve individuals with drug trafficking, with ten arrested and two pending, as part of a crackdown on crime in the city's Kensington area.

Nonverbally autistic girl assaulted on school van; mother criticizes Krise Transportation and school's response. The company was removed from transporting students post-incident.

PennDOT continues repair work on U.S. 322 in West Chester due to Hurricane Ida damage, with a lane closure on eastbound lanes from June 17-20 and construction including a new retaining wall.

PennDOT begins a $6.9 million road improvement project on U.S. 422 in Upper and Lower Providence townships, including lane closures from June 17 to October 31, from 7 PM to 5 AM, which may cause traffic delays.

The Kelce brothers have become key investors in Ohio's Garage Beer Company, planning a hands-on role in business operations and using their podcast to promote the brand.

Philadelphia Police seek public assistance in locating Hector M. Sanchez, a 44-year-old missing man last seen in North Mascher Street, distinguished by unique tattoos and last seen wearing distinctive clothing.

The National Weather Service forecasts summery weather for Philadelphia with temperatures peaking at 86°F, chances of showers and thunderstorms, and a sunny weekend ahead.

SEPTA revitalizes historic PCC trolleys, reintroducing them to Philadelphia's streets with modern upgrades, celebrating their return with a special event.

The Rolling Stones concert at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia drew a multigenerational crowd of fans, reflecting the band's enduring appeal and showmanship.

Delaware County has deemed a prospective building at Delco Woods unsuitable for a mental health facility due to poor conditions and high renovation costs, continuing the struggle to find a location for an LTSR.

Jay-Z joins the school voucher debate in Pennsylvania, drawing scrutiny for his advocacy amid opposing views on the policy's impact on public education funding.

The Intelligent Cities USA 2024 Summit in Detroit focused on urban innovation with city leaders globally, emphasizing putting people first in city developments. Philadelphia representatives highlighted their progress since 2014 in resident services.

The City of Philadelphia and PIDC's Boost Your Business program offers $50,000 forgivable loans to eligible disadvantaged businesses to foster expansion and job creation, with stringent eligibility and a focus on financial and advisory support.