Philadelphia mandates all businesses to file a BIRT return in 2026, with small businesses exempt from estimated tax payments in their initial filing year.

Governor Shapiro visited SEPTA to advocate for consistent funding for public transit, mentioning its necessity for Pennsylvania's economy and residents' daily needs.

Monica Mullaji is appointed as Chester County's new Open Lands Preservation Coordinator, succeeding Judy Thomas, to manage grant funding for local land preservation.

PA Governor Shapiro and officials advocate for economic advancement in Bucks County, emphasizing streamlined operations to attract big projects like Amazon's $20 billion investment in Pennsylvania.

Locals in Bensalem Township celebrated National Night Out with law enforcement demonstrations and community activities, promoting police-community partnerships.

New Castle County Police welcomed seven new officers from C-Squad after their first patrol night, following the completion of the 53rd Recruit Police Academy.

Chester County Commissioners released a $75,000 grant early to the local Food Bank facing a crisis, with county government employees also contributing. Collaborative efforts include growing organic produce to combat food insecurity.

Chester County Health Department will distribute free KI tablets to residents near two nuclear stations on August 14, 2025, to enhance emergency preparedness.

The School District of Philadelphia is balancing finances amidst reduced federal pandemic funds, relying on increased local and state revenue for its $4.6 billion budget.

Marissa Ballew discusses her positive experience in Philadelphia's Mayor's Internship Program, highlighting skill development and professional growth opportunities in city government.

Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro focuses on reducing violence through youth programs, spotlighting the success of Beyond the Bars which received state funding.

Pennsylvania law enforcement leaders met in Bucks County to discuss public safety strategies, focusing on technology, mental health, and officer recruitment and retention.

Pennsylvania's budget impasse threatens SEPTA's operations, prompting service cut warnings and fare hike concerns. Governor Shapiro urges resolution amidst legislative struggles, while a GOP bill seeks greater SEPTA accountability without new funds.