The Pennsylvania State Police and DGS celebrated the final steel beam placement for the new State Police Academy, noting the project is on time and budget.

PennDOT urges Pennsylvanians to get REAL IDs before the May 7 enforcement date for air travel and access to federal facilities. Over 2.6 million residents already have theirs.

Philadelphia health officials notified of potential measles exposures at two hospital ERs, stressing the importance of MMR vaccination amid declining rates.

Philadelphia health officials alerted the public about a potential measles exposure in two hospitals and stressed the importance of vaccination due to declining rates.

Philadelphia's Department of Sanitation enforces vehicle relocation starting April 14 for its Mechanical Cleaning Program, targeting litter in 14 neighborhoods until October 30, 2025. Non-compliant vehicle owners face fines.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker attended multiple events including a centenarian celebration, meeting with FIFA's President, a library ribbon-cutting, and a budget town hall.

The Philadelphia School District failed to match federal funds for the GEAR UP program, with a $2.17 million shortfall, risking future funding and noncompliance issues.

Philadelphia City Council has appointed five new members to the Citizens Police Oversight Commission and reappointed the current commissioner, Haakim Peay, to enhance law enforcement accountability.

Philadelphia City Council approved five new members for its Citizens Police Oversight Commission, aiming to bolster community engagement and reform police practices.

During National Crime Victims' Rights Week, the PCCD and various advocacy organizations back Governor Shapiro's proposed $9 million boost to VCAP, highlighting the importance of supporting crime victims in Pennsylvania.

Governor Shapiro visited the Port of Philadelphia to discuss the impact of new federal tariffs on local businesses, workers, and the cost of goods in Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania State Police has fully implemented body-worn cameras for patrol officers ahead of schedule, improving transparency and modernizing patrol cars with new recorders.

Pennsylvania State Police have fully deployed body-worn cameras to all patrol troopers, exceeding their rollout schedule to enhance transparency and accountability in law enforcement.