Din Abazi is the new District Executive of PennDOT's Engineering District 6, overseeing 3,553 miles of highway and 2,760 bridges in Southeast Pennsylvania.

The Biden-Harris Administration is allocating $159 million to reconnect Philadelphia’s Chinatown, divided by the Vine Street Expressway, spotlighting the project during Infrastructure Week and AANHPI Heritage Month.

PennDOT continues State Route 403 improvements, with new restrictions set from Number 3 Road to Grove Avenue, including single-lane traffic and temporary signals. Expect delays and construction through May 31st.

Philadelphia City Council fast-tracked resolutions and bills including enhancing the Land Bank board and addressing Kensington's clean-up before their summer break.

The article discusses the historical and current practices of composting as both an ancient technique and a modern urban sustainability trend, citing Bennett Compost's work and compost benefits like reducing food waste and methane emissions.

A man was killed in a Philadelphia store after an argument with two women turned fatal when one woman shot him multiple times. The suspects fled, and police are investigating.

PennDOT District 11 initiates a project to replace road markers in Allegheny County with night work on key roads until May 21, causing potential delays.

Mourners gathered at Olney High School to honor slain teacher Ondria Glaze, with a vigil, a balloon release, and the announcement of a scholarship fund in her memory.

U.S. Customs seized a package from Portugal with 60 illegal dead butterflies and moths disguised as craft supplies, highlighting strict wildlife import regulations.

Medford, NJ's St. Mary of the Lakes' Carnival introduced police drones for security following regional violence, while incidents led to the cancellation of carnivals in Delaware Valley due to safety concerns.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of on-and-off showers for Philadelphia, with chances of a thunderstorm and consistent rain into the next week.

A suspect was arrested for assaulting and robbing an off-duty Philadelphia officer's gun and hitting him with a car; police seek additional female suspects.

Commencement name mishaps at Thomas Jefferson University went viral after the announcer botched graduates' names, leading to an apology from the institution.