Philadelphia is enforcing laws against illegal "self-help" evictions, mandating landlords to use legal processes and warning against bypassing courts to remove tenants.

Auditor General Timothy DeFoor launched his Financial Literacy Month tour in Philadelphia, advocating for fiscal responsibility and offering money management lessons to Pennsylvanians.

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission announces the Opening Day of Trout Season on April 6, with ample stocking of 3.2 million trout in state waters.

Philly's Love Your Park Week, set for May 11-19, 2024, invites volunteers for park maintenance activities organized by the Fairmount Park Conservancy and Philadelphia Parks & Recreation.

Jeff Brown has become a secured creditor for Di Bruno Bros., with plans for the renowned Philly food shop to benefit from his retail expertise and create new entities, DB Gourmet Brands and Markets.

An American Airlines jet clipped a parked plane at Philadelphia Airport, causing delays and prompting an inspection of both aircraft. No injuries were reported.

Philadelphia hosts a series of green events for Earth Day, including cleanups, family fishing, and astronomy viewings, promoting sustainability and community health.

MLK Drive in Philadelphia is set for weekend closures for recreation from March 30 to facilitate safe activities for pedestrians, cyclists, and joggers away from vehicle traffic.

Jim's Steaks South Street, closed due to a fire, sets May 2024 for reopening. The expanded location will feature glass-and-tile mosaics, retaining its cash-only tradition and original staff.

Family Dollar is closing six stores in Philadelphia, impacting 62 workers. The closures are part of a wider plan by Dollar Tree to close around 600 Family Dollar locations nationwide.

Adam Ortiz of the EPA opened the 2024 Pennsylvania Brownfields Conference, highlighting environmental cleanup and collaboration efforts, with PA receiving $14 million for site assessments and cleanups.

A Singapore-flagged ship collided with Baltimore’s Key Bridge, causing partial collapse and vehicles to fall into the river.

A Domino's franchisee in Pennsylvania was fined $344,000 for 715 child labor violations, including failure to give breaks and working minors without permits.