Philadelphia's Vision Zero report shows a small drop in traffic deaths for 2024 but a rise in fatalities among pedestrians and cyclists since 2020. Efforts are ongoing to enhance road safety, particularly in high-poverty areas.

Lincoln Drive in Philadelphia will be closed for maintenance between Wissahickon Avenue and Ridge Avenue/Kelly Drive on December 7, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., with detours in place for drivers.

Governor Shapiro and Secretary Siger are visiting Phoenixville to support small businesses and highlight economic initiatives, including tax cuts aimed at helping Pennsylvania families.

The Philadelphia government has updated its Real Estate Tax Estimator to include assistance programs, helping homeowners estimate potential savings on property taxes.

Philadelphia City Council delayed a vote on the proposed $1.3 billion 76ers arena, rescheduling the meeting to address community financial benefits concerns.

Philadelphia's Division of Housing received a $212,800 grant from the William Penn Foundation to enhance housing policy engagement and assist residents with housing programs.

Bucks County honored fallen law enforcement officers with its annual Project Blue Light wreath lighting ceremony, featuring a wreath with blue lights.

Philadelphia’s PCHR will enforce new legislation protecting tenants by prohibiting income-based discrimination, specifically aiding housing voucher holders, as advocated by Councilwoman Gauthier.

The final public comment session on the proposed $1.3 billion 76ers arena in Philadelphia saw vigorous debate with residents and labor unions expressing starkly opposing views.

Wilmington's Light Up the Square event featuring a tree-lighting ceremony, live performances, and family activities takes place tonight with road closures around Market Street for the celebration.

Philadelphia's Mayor Parker has launched a plan to increase garbage pick-up to twice a week in South Philadelphia and Center City to address waste challenges.

The Bucks County Coroner’s Office has achieved IACME accreditation, marking its dedication to transparency and quality in medicolegal death investigation.

The article reflects on Native American history and the traumatic legacy of Federal Indian Boarding Schools, emphasizing the importance of advocacy and the Indian Child Welfare Act.