The Pennsylvania State Police is revealing details about their body-worn camera program aimed at equipping every patrol trooper with the technology for increased transparency.

Philadelphia launched an online housing dashboard, part of the Mayor’s H.O.M.E. Plan, to track progress on housing initiatives and programs like BSRP and AMP, aiming to support and improve housing conditions for residents.

Philadelphia Housing Authority opens 65 new affordable units in Sharswood, featuring the city's first sidewalk poetry as public art to inspire the community.

Pennsylvania faces a rural healthcare professional shortage. The Shapiro Administration proposes funding for workforce incentives as part of its strategy to address the issue.

The Shapiro administration proposes a budget to address rural Pennsylvania's health care staff shortage, allocating $10 million to keep essential rural hospitals open.

Pennsylvania officials urge residents to get REAL ID before the May 7 deadline, warning that without it, they won't be able to fly domestically or access certain federal facilities.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro announces a $20 million investment via the Main Street Matters program to revitalize local economies and downtown areas.

Montgomery County invests $1M in OpenGov for enhanced government transparency, aiming to showcase fiscal responsibility and decision-making to its residents.

Montgomery County announces a Code Blue emergency due to severe cold, urging citizens to aid the vulnerable and providing a contact for shelter assistance.

Philadelphia's Office of Innovation and Technology introduces the Philly Free Wi-Fi Dashboard to track the city's free Wi-Fi spots, complementing the 1 Gigabit fiber connectivity project.

Philadelphia's CCME has released a comprehensive training directory for career development from middle school onward, highlighting Mayor Parker's dedication to workforce development and education.

Delaware County in Pennsylvania bans ghost guns and conversion kits, citing public safety concerns and a spike in ghost gun recoveries in Philadelphia. Violators face fines and possible jail time.

Philadelphia’s Playstreets program returns this summer to provide free meals and a safe play environment for children. It seeks volunteers, especially supervisors, to help run from June 16 to August 22.