Delaware County's Medical Examiner's Office introduces a psychological autopsy program during Suicide Awareness Month, aiming to understand factors behind suicides through interviews and health record analysis.

Governor Shapiro announced a $75 million grant for Pennsylvania schools to improve environmental conditions, highlighting his commitment to eliminating health hazards in educational facilities.

Janelle Stelson campaigns in PA's 10th District with Gov. Shapiro's endorsement, opposing Rep. Scott Perry, especially on abortion rights and healthcare.

Philadelphia officials implement road closures and parking restrictions around the National Constitution Center ahead of a presidential debate, with security and city operations coordinated by various agencies.

Philadelphia's One Philly, United City Citywide Cleaning Program has successfully completed over 61,000 services in 13 weeks, tackling litter, graffiti, and more, with ongoing efforts planned.

Secretary Rick Siger announces $36 million in Neighborhood Assistance Program awards to help low-income residents in Pennsylvania, with future plans to double funding to $72 million.

Philadelphia attorneys receive awards at the International Municipal Lawyers Association Annual Conference for their contributions to public service and DEI initiatives.

Unauthorized political ads falsely suggesting the Philadelphia Eagles' endorsement of Kamala Harris appeared in the city, which the Eagles and city officials are actively working to remove.

Aramark workers at Philadelphia's Citizens Bank Park, represented by Unite Here Local 274, voted 83% in favor of authorizing a strike over contract grievances.

Philadelphia opens applications for the Community Resilience and Environmental Justice Fund, offering $15,000 grants to 20 local organizations focused on environmental justice.

The Delaware County Sheriff's Office received accreditation from the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission, marking a recognition of high standards in law enforcement.

Dr. Benjamin Henry is to be named the new superintendent of Harrisburg School District, bringing over 20 years of education experience to the role as the district exits receivership.

A new video series features Philadelphia city workers, showcasing the roles within the city government and highlighting employees' career growth within the municipal system.