Chester County Voter Services extended office hours for ID verification for mail-in and provisional ballots until November 11, 2024. Voters may verify in person or by phone.

Philadelphia City Council schedules public hearings for the proposed 76ers arena, 76 Place, with dates from November to December to discuss related legislation and hear public testimony.

The Shapiro Administration encourages Pennsylvanians to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19, and RSV, focusing on high-risk groups, with a public event emphasizing health ahead of the holiday season.

CPOC's Auditing and Monitoring Unit has started real-time audits of the Philadelphia Police Department's misconduct investigations, aiming to enhance transparency and policing practices.

Philadelphia's LOOP offers a property tax lock-in for homeowners whose assessments increased by 50%+, given they meet certain criteria, including income limits and residency duration.

A Pennsylvania judge allowed Elon Musk's PAC's $1 million daily sweepstakes to continue despite the DA's challenge over its legality and potential election influence.

VP Harris is set to host a rally with celebrities in Philadelphia before the 2024 election to encourage voting, causing road closures and increased security.

Vice President Kamala Harris plans a Get Out the Vote concert in Philadelphia before the 2024 election, with heightened security and road closures in place.

Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspections now provides full Notice of Violation Reports online for better transparency and community engagement.

Philadelphia offers a Senior Citizen Real Estate Tax Freeze program for seniors over 65, enabling them to lock in their property taxes and protect against market fluctuations, with an added benefit of combining this with the Homestead Exemption.

Philadelphia Department of Prisons and YesCare partner to integrate local university students into clinical roles at PDP facilities, with benefits for both students and inmate healthcare.

Bucks County extends on-demand voting until November 1, allowing additional time for mail-in ballot applications and submissions, following a recent court ruling.

Philadelphia announces free civil service career info sessions for November, offered by the city’s Office of Human Resources, to help residents understand the hiring process and apply for various government jobs.