Pa officials, Crozer work to hammer out a sale agreement to keep health facilities open
There is word that Penn Medicine, Delaware County, and Pennsylvania officials are trying to work out a sale agreement for the ailing Crozer and Taylor Hospitals.
Struggling to fulfill the needs of many, Philabundance faces decreased resources after Trump funding cut
The region’s largest hunger-relief organization sees challenges ahead after a cut in a program allowing for the purchase of local food including fresh produce.
3 hospitals on brink of closure in Delco
An unknown future awaits three hospitals in Delaware County after Prospect Medical Holdings told a bankruptcy judge they don't have funds to make payroll past March 14th.
What do the new tariffs mean for you and your family?
Tariffs are now in effect against three of America's biggest trading partners. What does that mean for the economy, you and your family?
IRS Philly fires 400 workers as part of Trump's federal employee layoffs
As a part of Donald Trump's massive layoffs in government jobs, 400 Philadelphia IRS workers have been terminated.
400 Philly IRS employees terminated
In the middle of tax season, the Trump administration is terminating 400 Philadelphia IRS employees as part of a larger nationwide termination of IRS workers.
Gov Shapiro gives budget address to Pa General Assembly
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is proposing a state budget that’s over $51 billion for the upcoming 2025-26 fiscal year.
What's next for Market East now that Sixers are staying in South Philly
The Sixers plan to revitalize Market East by building an arena is no longer happening. So what will happen to the once bustling Market East?
Sixers arena: Fallout continues after Sixers abrupt about-face abandoning Center City plans
Fallout continues after the Sixers dropped their Center City arena plans, only to strike a deal with Comcast to stay in South Philly as those impacted regret the time and energy lost fighting.
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South Jersey residents wishing for $1.22 billion Mega Millions win
The lottery did not deliver a Christmas gift from Tuesday’s Christmas Eve Mega Millions drawing. But Friday night, fans were holding out hope for a win ahead of the new year.
Ban on skill game machines on hold
A ban on skill game machines was supposed to go into effect in one Bucks County township, but is now on hold after a judge sides with Pennsylvania Skill.
Skill game machines banned in Benslaem
The machine ban ordinance was passed in October, with few exceptions. A lawsuit has been filed against the ban.
Furious Delco residents pack budget meeting, sound off on significant tax increase
Sticker shock in Delco where residents are sounding off again Wednesday night over a proposed real estate tax increase and not just a small one, but a hike of 23.8 percent.
Sixers proposed arena continues to face stiff opposition as council moves to vote
Philadelphia City Council may vote on the proposed 76ers arena plan out of committee, while opposition to proposal remains squarely against the plan.
Mayor Parker holds town hall regarding proposed new Sixers arena
Mayor Cherelle Parker held a community 76ers arena town hall Tuesday night, taking her appeal and her support for the new arena up Market Street, to West Philadelphia, saying the $1.3 billion arena could revitalize the once bustling commercial corridor.
Delco community voice opposition to significant property tax increase
There’s a budget debate brewing in Delaware County as the council is planning to vote on a nearly $397 million county budget that comes with a significant property tax hike.
What comes next for the Sixers and hopes of Center City arena?
The final Philadelphia City Council hearings on the proposed 76 Place Arena in Market East took place Tuesday, with the Committee of the Whole nearing its first vote.
Philly's largest union inches closer to strike
Members of Philadelphia’s city worker labor union, District Council 33, have approved a strike vote raising the stakes in the ongoing labor tension with the city.
SEPTA’s financial turmoil spills over to possibly hit consumers
SEPTA’s budget shortfall is impacting customers with proposed fair increases along with a curtailing of services.