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NJDOT closed three northbound lanes on Route 42 near I‑295 in Camden County early Thursday, causing morning traffic backups that lasted until at least 7 a.m. The closures stem from overnight construction on the major commuter corridor.
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.
The South Jersey‑based Tri-State K‑9 Crisis Response Team is preparing its annual September 11 visit to New York’s 9/11 Memorial, where its service dogs will join the day’s commemorations. The team’s yearly trip underscores its ongoing commitment to show support on the anniversary.
State Senator Dawn Robinson launched a legal defense fund to help South Jersey landowners, including herself, contest eminent domain actions.
A Pennsylvania coroner confirmed two infant deaths from measles complications in August 2026, with one death directly caused by the virus, amid a growing state outbreak.
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.
A man was shot on Old York Road in North Philadelphia on September 9, 2026, and died at a nearby hospital. Police are investigating the homicide and have not made any arrests.
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.
A thunderstorm on August 8, 2026 caused the FAA to impose a ground stop at Philadelphia International Airport, delaying flights for travelers in the region.
Kyle Schwarber will open the National League’s lineup as designated hitter in the July 14 All‑Star Game in Philadelphia, replacing Shohei Ohtani, who is out after a knee procedure.
NBC Philadelphia forecasts thunderstorms on Friday, July 10, followed by sunny, drier conditions on Saturday and Sunday, with lows in the low 80s throughout the period.
A Philadelphia man was sentenced to five years probation on July 7, 2026 for installing hidden cameras in Ocean City Boardwalk restrooms, a violation of privacy laws and part of a larger crackdown on voyeurism at Jersey Shore venues.
