Cheltenham gets $2.79 million for a new bridge while Lower Moreland builds access to a fire station — all part of a statewide funding wave.

Center City drivers get a 30-day grace period as the PPA's ticket cameras spread to Market and 3rd streets.

A water main break gouged out a street near 11th and Ruscomb, echoing a 2021 SUV-swallowing collapse just blocks away.

The 441,000-square-foot tower sat empty for two years before Philadelphia's Department of Aviation snapped it up near PHL.

West Philadelphia crews closed 53rd Street for weeks as part of a rebuild that already helped cut serious crashes to zero by 2023.

A nearly 30% water-rate increase is now hitting Lancaster County customers outside the city limits. The hike took effect June 29 after a lengthy state review.

An American Eagle regional flight from Philadelphia diverted to Norfolk after smoke was reported in the cabin. The plane landed safely and has been pulled from service for inspection.

PJM says it will file FERC proposals to buy capacity and add an operational tool to manage surging data‑center demand that could add roughly 70 GW over the next 15 years.

American Airlines has dropped service to 15 transatlantic cities, shrinking its Europe map and pushing more travelers onto partner carriers or longer connections. The cuts highlight fleet and fuel pressures shaping the carrier’s international network.

Regional planners approved at least $300M to expand bike and walking trails across Greater Philadelphia, funding major projects from Spring Garden to Chester and accelerating the Circuit Trails.

State and local police have launched a summer enforcement wave across the five-county Philadelphia area, with extra patrols and a coordinated enforcement day on U.S. 1 to curb dangerous driving.

A sinkhole on the 2000 block of South 23rd Street has been covered by a temporary plate since early June, costing parking and cancelling a block party. Neighbors say the city has not given a repair timeline.

PennDOT reports nearly 430 work‑zone breaches statewide and says 16 workers were injured; the agency is urging motorists to slow down and obey posted limits.