Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner forms the F.A.F.O. coalition with other prosecutors to address federal overreach by prosecuting federal law enforcement officers who violate state laws.

Philadelphia receives a $25,000 grant from the Mayor's Alliance Action Fund, backed by Dollar Tree, to combat childhood hunger and improve family economic stability.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker attended a beam signing at CHOP to mark a milestone for the new Roberts Children’s Health building, symbolizing hope and innovation in pediatric healthcare.

Officer Karly Harney was named the 2025 Officer of the Year by the Lansdale Borough Police Department, recognized for her exceptional work, dedication, and positive impact.

Bucks County issues a disaster emergency ahead of a severe snowstorm, activating their EMA and EOC to manage the crisis and urging residents to stay indoors.

Chester County released a report detailing a past election error, outlining steps to prevent future issues, and setting a Board of Elections meeting to discuss the findings.

Protests in Philadelphia against ICE include a human blockade by No ICE Philly and a rally on MLK Day. The local community and leaders express strong opposition to ICE's actions.

Bensalem celebrated Unity Week by recognizing individuals for their community contributions, including Mayor Joe DiGirolamo and Dolores Horn, during a ceremony at Parx Casino.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker kicked off the America250PA celebrations in Philadelphia by unveiling 22 artist-designed Liberty Bells and attended the CAEP Annual Meeting and Luncheon.

Philadelphia First Assistant District Attorney Robert Listenbee steps down, leaving a legacy of juvenile justice reform and public health-oriented policies.

Philadelphia honors 15 businesses with Employer of Choice Awards for fostering quality jobs and economic growth.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker signed a bill funding renovations for Philadelphia's interim intercity bus facility, aiming for improvements by May 1, 2026, ahead of the city's Semisesquicentennial celebrations.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's schedule includes attending the Philadelphia Flower Show and a groundbreaking for a $150 million Avenue of the Arts project.