Philadelphia Faces Loss of Up to 8,000 Affordable Rentals
Researchers warn that Philadelphia may lose almost 8,000 affordable rentals by 2036, underscoring a statewide housing shortage and concerns over preserving existing units.
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Philadelphia Man Arrested After Flashing Gun at Co‑Worker in Bensalem
A Philadelphia man was arrested in Bensalem after flashing a loaded gun at a co‑worker and resisting police. Bensalem lies in Bucks County, northeast of Philadelphia.
Nearly 50 Montgomery County Stores Indicted for Illegal THC Sales
Around fifty Montgomery County stores face indictment for selling THC products above legal limits, violating Pennsylvania's restriction that only licensed medical dispensaries may sell THC.
Man Killed in Shooting Inside West Easton Home
A 52-year-old man was fatally shot after a confrontation inside a West Easton home, prompting a Pennsylvania State Police investigation.
Pennsylvania Adds 43 Measles Cases, Total Exceeds 800
The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported 43 new measles cases on September 21, bringing the state’s total confirmed infections to over 800.
Link Logistics Evaluates Data Center Near Trainer Homes
Link Logistics is testing the feasibility of a data‑center called Project Trainer in Trainer, Pennsylvania, with the planned site located about 100 feet from nearby homes. The study will examine technical, regulatory and community impacts before any construction decisions are made.
Private Foundations Fill Gaps in Pennsylvania Science Funding
Private foundations are supplying money to cover funding gaps in Pennsylvania’s scientific research, helping projects continue amid recent shortfalls.
Reading Terminal Market Generates $146 Million for Pennsylvania Economy
Reading Terminal Market’s first impact study, presented on September 15, 2026, shows the historic Philadelphia venue adds about $146 million annually to Pennsylvania’s economy, highlighting its importance as a regional economic engine.
Two Rare Albino Cardinals Rescued in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania wildlife center rescued two rare albino northern cardinals on September 15, 2026, providing specialized care for the unusually pale birds. Their rarity and health challenges emphasize the significance of dedicated wildlife response resources.
Man Killed in West Easton Home Shooting
A 52-year-old man was fatally shot during a confrontation inside a West Easton home on September 12, prompting a Pennsylvania State Police homicide investigation.
Pennsylvania House Marks 250th Independence Anniversary at Congress Hall
Pennsylvania House members convened at Congress Hall on September 9, 2026, to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence and the state constitution, with Speaker Joanna McClinton linking the milestone to upcoming elections and policy priorities.
State Police Give Businesses Oct. 13 Deadline to Remove Illegal Games
Pennsylvania State Police have set an Oct. 13 deadline for businesses to remove illegal skill‑game machines, with seizures to begin on Oct. 14, as part of a statewide enforcement effort.
Gov. Shapiro Unveils $100 Million Plan for Chester
Governor Josh Shapiro announced a $100 million investment for Chester on September 10, 2026, aimed at relieving the city’s cash shortage amid severe budget shortfalls.
Williams vs. Moro: 160th District House Race
Incumbent Republican Craig Williams is running for re‑election against Democrat Elizabeth Moro for Pennsylvania’s 160th House district, a race that is part of the 2026 state legislative elections.
Pa. Governor Signs Bill Mandating 30-Minute Recess for Elementary Students
Governor Josh Shapiro signed legislation on September 9, 2026 that mandates at least 30 minutes of daily recess for elementary students across Pennsylvania, a requirement that was approved in the 2026-27 state budget.
Pennsylvania Teen Arrested for Planned Boardwalk Takeover
Police arrested a 19‑year‑old Pennsylvania man who attempted to organize a takeover of the Wildwood Boardwalk during the July 4‑5 weekend, preventing disruption of holiday crowds.
