SEPTA has resumed all services in Philadelphia with a fare increase from $2.50 to $2.90 to address budget gaps.

Pennsylvania's Shapiro Administration announces a "Recovery in Nature" event for National Recovery Month at Sinnemahoning State Park to support individuals with substance use disorders.

Philadelphia celebrated the graduation of 61 new EMTs from the Philadelphia Fire Department, with a ceremony featuring speeches, performances, and recognition of their rigorous training and readiness to serve.

Real ID law increases Philadelphia marriage record requests, with the Register of Wills' office efficiently handling the surge and offering pop-up events for easier access.

Mayor Parker and philanthropists celebrate the renovation of the Salvation Army Red Shield Family Residence, honoring the Shellers for their contributions.

Governor Shapiro's administration approved SEPTA's use of $394 million in future capital funds to prevent service cuts through 2025-26, aiming to stabilize Pennsylvania transit amidst significant upcoming events.

Philadelphia launched the Employer of Choice Initiative to honor local businesses contributing to workforce development and equitable economic growth.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker of Philadelphia is attending a ribbon-cutting for the new Smilow Woodland TGR Learning Lab and signing an ordinance on illegal gun purchases.

New SNAP rules in Philly require certain recipients to meet work or training conditions to maintain benefits, with changes phased in from September to November. Exemptions apply for various groups.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to attend interactive 'Water Orchestra' event at Dilworth Park, celebrating The Philadelphia Orchestra's 125th anniversary.

Philadelphia's Department of Records has launched a new system to prevent deed fraud by verifying signatories' vital status during property transfers.

Pennsylvania launches the "Bringing the World to Pennsylvania" initiative to promote local products and services and attract international investment from September 8-19.

Pennsylvania officials emphasize school bus safety and address driver shortages as the new school year approaches, highlighting the need for road safety and equitable access to education through reliable transportation.