Government

Federal Bridge Funding

Federal infrastructure bill bringing $1.6 billion to Pennsylvania for bridge improvements

Philadelphia extends COVID-19 vaccine mandate deadline for city employees by 10 days

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New Jersey adds abortion protections to state law as U.S. Supreme Court weighs decision on reproductive rights

New Jersey reinstates public health emergency amid omicron surge

These are some tips for proving you're vaccinated when going out in Philly

Philadelphia ends emergency rental assistance program due to lack of funds

Rental Assistance Program

Philly health department warns residents against 'unaffiliated' pop-up COVID-19 testing sites

Trash pick-up delays expected in Philly over coming weeks due to COVID-19 absences

Philly trash delays

Delaware County to revamp its 911 system with $4.6 million in state assistance

Delaware County 911 system

2022 Mummers Parade rescheduled for Sunday due to rainy forecast on New Year's Day

Mummers Parade Update

New Jersey's eviction moratorium expires Saturday amid latest COVID-19 surge

NJ eviction moratorium expires

Philadelphia's ban on pre-hire marijuana testing will take effect in the new year

Marijuana Use

Gov. Wolf replaces acting Secretary of State ahead of his final year in office

New Jersey, Delaware among many states set to see minimum wage increase in 2022

Minimum Wage Increase NJ and Delaware

New Jersey residents have more time to pay back utility balances, as shutoff ban is extended

New Jersey lawmakers vote to codify right to same-sex marriage

New Jersey Same-sex Marriage

Watch: President Biden to pledge free COVID-19 tests, hospital support to combat omicron surge

Pennsylvania expands eligibility of qualified substitute teachers to address staffing shortages

Pennsylvania substitute teachers

Pennsylvania will eliminate state income tax on student loan forgiveness

Victorian buildings in Roxborough get protection while Philadelphia Historical Commission considers designation

Roxborough victorian historic preservation

Mayor Kenney selects Al Schmidt's deputy to fill vacant city commissioners seat

Seth Bluestein Philadelphia City Commissioners

Philly's Eviction Diversion Program will now be extended through the end of 2022

Eviction Diversion Program

Delaware A.G. to sue Seaford over new law requiring aborted fetuses to be buried or cremated

City leaders 'wholly disappointed' in Mayor's actions on gun violence, demand comprehensive plan

City Hall Gun Violence Letters

Pennsylvania's presidential primary would fall earlier under proposed bill

Proof of COVID-19 vaccination to be required at Philly restaurants and games at Wells Fargo Center

Alison Beam to resign as acting Pennsylvania health secretary

Alison Beam PA health secretary

Philly’s third-party food delivery services could soon have their fees capped at 15%

Philadelphia food delivery fees bill

Statewide COVID-19 school mask mandate tossed by Pennsylvania Supreme Court

As Philly weighs new COVID-19 restrictions, Penn bans indoor social gatherings

Philly Vaccine Mandate Penn

Camden's bond rating raised to A-, a nod to city's improving financial outlook

Camden bond rating improves

Philadelphia OCF leader Cynthia Figueroa to leave city government role in January

City Hall Figueroa

In wake of Bobby Henon's corruption conviction, Philly City Council considers revamping ethics rules

Darrell Clarke Ethics

Philly Commerce Director Michael Rashid resigns after allegations of anti-Semitism and 'toxic' workplace claims

Michael Rashid resigns Commerce

Gov. Wolf visits Chester to highlight state's gun violence prevention efforts

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Outdoor dining setups to remain permanent in some areas of Philly with mayors approval

Outdoor dining bill Philadelphia

Gov. Wolf vetoes measure to legalize permitless concealed carry in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania concealed carry bill veto

Philly Commerce Department reeling from director's 'toxic' management style, staffers say

Michael Rashid Philly commerce department

While schools are closed for winter break, Philly students can still get free meals at rec centers

Free school meals holidays

Pa. COVID-19 school mask requirement to remain in place until state Supreme Court issues final ruling

Al Schmidt resigns as city commissioner to lead Committee of Seventy

N.J. senator wants to stop observing daylight saving time, introduces legislation

Daylight Saving Time

NJ Black heritage trail would link cultural and historical markers, according to bill

Harriet Tubman Museum

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