Pennsylvania NewsSEPTA and its largest union will keep talking. Buses, subways, and trolleys will keep running.Contract negotiations will continue on Monday morning.Thomas Fitzgerald an hour agoHonesdale’s massive Himalayan Institute is no longer so secret after more than 50 years of yoga and meditationJason Nark Chris Emmanouilides, award-winning filmmaker, has died at 63Gary Miles Pagans bikers held for trial in Wawa shooting allegedly sparked by a rivalry between two outlaw clubsVinny Vella Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration just fired a vendor for failing to send state agency mail, impacting an unknown number of residentsGillian McGoldrick AdvertisementSEPTA strike is ‘imminent,’ say TWU leadersUnion leaders representing SEPTA’s bus, subway, and trolley operators have grown frustrated with contract negotiations and are preparing members to walk off the job. Thomas Fitzgerald and Erica Palan Philly gets another ‘trace,’ but snow threat fizzlesThe flakes that appeared at Philadelphia International Airport failed to meet the minimum requirements for a measurable snowfall — a tenth of an inch.Anthony R. Wood Popular THC drinks will soon be illegal. Companies are fighting to save the billion-dollar industry.THC-infused drinks and other intoxicating hemp products will be illegal in 2027. Here's how the industry is responding to a potential hemp ban.Henry Savage Montco immigration advocates urge all towns to limit collaboration with ICE as the agency creates ‘a crisis in our neighborhoods’In Norristown, immigration advocates urged all 62 municipalities in Montgomery County to enshrine policies that would limit police and local government cooperation with ICE.Fallon Roth and Katie Bernard SEPTA will be 7,000 feet of wire short of meeting Silverliner IV repair deadlineSEPTA has been talking with the Federal Railroad Administration about its wire supply problem and will not be held in violation of the regulator's order.Thomas Fitzgerald Donald Trump will visit Northeast Pa. on Tuesday to promote his economic agenda ahead of 2026 midtermsPresident Donald Trump's trip will kick off what's expected to be a national tour promoting his economic agenda ahead of the 2026 midterms. Fallon Roth David E. Loder, longtime attorney, multifaceted board member, and education advocate, has died at 71Matthew A. Taylor, chair and chief executive officer at the Duane Morris law firm, said Mr. Loder "was one of the nation’s most respected healthcare lawyers.”Gary Miles Pennsylvania’s $80 billion school pension fund gets a new directorOne of Gov. Josh Shapiro's closest aides, Uri Monson, will run the teacher retirement plan.Joseph N. DiStefano In search of a crafty holiday gift? Here’s where to look in Lower Merion.These pop-up markets and local shops offer handmade items and antiques for that person in your life who relishes quirky, crafty gifts.Denali Sagner A Montco man, jailed for killing his wife over their cat’s vet bills, was denied lifesaving care, suit saysBarton Seltmann was charged with killing his wife after an argument over their cat's veterinary bills but never went to trial because of dementia and other health problems.Vinny Vella Take a peek at this Bryn Mawr home’s makeover | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, EMei is gearing up for expansion into Ardmore.Lisa Dukart What to know about this year’s Festival of Lights | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, Swarthmore College is looking to update its athletic fields.Lisa Dukart Gov. Josh Shapiro says Kamala Harris’ descriptions of him were ‘blatant lies’ intended to sell booksShapiro was responding to questions about Harris’ comments about him in her book “107 Days” released earlier this year, in a profile of the potential 2028 presidential contender by The Atlantic.Gillian McGoldrick More than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage Montco’s former chief information officer accuses county of ‘fraud, waste, wrongdoing’ in lawsuitAnthony Olivieri, Montgomery County's former chief information officer, says in the suit that he was fired because of mental health accommodation requests and because he was a whistleblower.Abraham Gutman See more storiesAdvertisement
SEPTA and its largest union will keep talking. Buses, subways, and trolleys will keep running.Contract negotiations will continue on Monday morning.Thomas Fitzgerald an hour ago
SEPTA and its largest union will keep talking. Buses, subways, and trolleys will keep running.Contract negotiations will continue on Monday morning.Thomas Fitzgerald an hour ago
Honesdale’s massive Himalayan Institute is no longer so secret after more than 50 years of yoga and meditationJason Nark
Honesdale’s massive Himalayan Institute is no longer so secret after more than 50 years of yoga and meditationJason Nark
Pagans bikers held for trial in Wawa shooting allegedly sparked by a rivalry between two outlaw clubsVinny Vella
Pagans bikers held for trial in Wawa shooting allegedly sparked by a rivalry between two outlaw clubsVinny Vella
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration just fired a vendor for failing to send state agency mail, impacting an unknown number of residentsGillian McGoldrick
Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration just fired a vendor for failing to send state agency mail, impacting an unknown number of residentsGillian McGoldrick
SEPTA strike is ‘imminent,’ say TWU leadersUnion leaders representing SEPTA’s bus, subway, and trolley operators have grown frustrated with contract negotiations and are preparing members to walk off the job. Thomas Fitzgerald and Erica Palan
SEPTA strike is ‘imminent,’ say TWU leadersUnion leaders representing SEPTA’s bus, subway, and trolley operators have grown frustrated with contract negotiations and are preparing members to walk off the job. Thomas Fitzgerald and Erica Palan
Philly gets another ‘trace,’ but snow threat fizzlesThe flakes that appeared at Philadelphia International Airport failed to meet the minimum requirements for a measurable snowfall — a tenth of an inch.Anthony R. Wood
Philly gets another ‘trace,’ but snow threat fizzlesThe flakes that appeared at Philadelphia International Airport failed to meet the minimum requirements for a measurable snowfall — a tenth of an inch.Anthony R. Wood
Popular THC drinks will soon be illegal. Companies are fighting to save the billion-dollar industry.THC-infused drinks and other intoxicating hemp products will be illegal in 2027. Here's how the industry is responding to a potential hemp ban.Henry Savage
Popular THC drinks will soon be illegal. Companies are fighting to save the billion-dollar industry.THC-infused drinks and other intoxicating hemp products will be illegal in 2027. Here's how the industry is responding to a potential hemp ban.Henry Savage
Montco immigration advocates urge all towns to limit collaboration with ICE as the agency creates ‘a crisis in our neighborhoods’In Norristown, immigration advocates urged all 62 municipalities in Montgomery County to enshrine policies that would limit police and local government cooperation with ICE.Fallon Roth and Katie Bernard
Montco immigration advocates urge all towns to limit collaboration with ICE as the agency creates ‘a crisis in our neighborhoods’In Norristown, immigration advocates urged all 62 municipalities in Montgomery County to enshrine policies that would limit police and local government cooperation with ICE.Fallon Roth and Katie Bernard
SEPTA will be 7,000 feet of wire short of meeting Silverliner IV repair deadlineSEPTA has been talking with the Federal Railroad Administration about its wire supply problem and will not be held in violation of the regulator's order.Thomas Fitzgerald
SEPTA will be 7,000 feet of wire short of meeting Silverliner IV repair deadlineSEPTA has been talking with the Federal Railroad Administration about its wire supply problem and will not be held in violation of the regulator's order.Thomas Fitzgerald
Donald Trump will visit Northeast Pa. on Tuesday to promote his economic agenda ahead of 2026 midtermsPresident Donald Trump's trip will kick off what's expected to be a national tour promoting his economic agenda ahead of the 2026 midterms. Fallon Roth
Donald Trump will visit Northeast Pa. on Tuesday to promote his economic agenda ahead of 2026 midtermsPresident Donald Trump's trip will kick off what's expected to be a national tour promoting his economic agenda ahead of the 2026 midterms. Fallon Roth
David E. Loder, longtime attorney, multifaceted board member, and education advocate, has died at 71Matthew A. Taylor, chair and chief executive officer at the Duane Morris law firm, said Mr. Loder "was one of the nation’s most respected healthcare lawyers.”Gary Miles
David E. Loder, longtime attorney, multifaceted board member, and education advocate, has died at 71Matthew A. Taylor, chair and chief executive officer at the Duane Morris law firm, said Mr. Loder "was one of the nation’s most respected healthcare lawyers.”Gary Miles
Pennsylvania’s $80 billion school pension fund gets a new directorOne of Gov. Josh Shapiro's closest aides, Uri Monson, will run the teacher retirement plan.Joseph N. DiStefano
Pennsylvania’s $80 billion school pension fund gets a new directorOne of Gov. Josh Shapiro's closest aides, Uri Monson, will run the teacher retirement plan.Joseph N. DiStefano
In search of a crafty holiday gift? Here’s where to look in Lower Merion.These pop-up markets and local shops offer handmade items and antiques for that person in your life who relishes quirky, crafty gifts.Denali Sagner
In search of a crafty holiday gift? Here’s where to look in Lower Merion.These pop-up markets and local shops offer handmade items and antiques for that person in your life who relishes quirky, crafty gifts.Denali Sagner
A Montco man, jailed for killing his wife over their cat’s vet bills, was denied lifesaving care, suit saysBarton Seltmann was charged with killing his wife after an argument over their cat's veterinary bills but never went to trial because of dementia and other health problems.Vinny Vella
A Montco man, jailed for killing his wife over their cat’s vet bills, was denied lifesaving care, suit saysBarton Seltmann was charged with killing his wife after an argument over their cat's veterinary bills but never went to trial because of dementia and other health problems.Vinny Vella
Take a peek at this Bryn Mawr home’s makeover | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, EMei is gearing up for expansion into Ardmore.Lisa Dukart
Take a peek at this Bryn Mawr home’s makeover | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, EMei is gearing up for expansion into Ardmore.Lisa Dukart
What to know about this year’s Festival of Lights | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, Swarthmore College is looking to update its athletic fields.Lisa Dukart
What to know about this year’s Festival of Lights | Inquirer Greater MediaPlus, Swarthmore College is looking to update its athletic fields.Lisa Dukart
Gov. Josh Shapiro says Kamala Harris’ descriptions of him were ‘blatant lies’ intended to sell booksShapiro was responding to questions about Harris’ comments about him in her book “107 Days” released earlier this year, in a profile of the potential 2028 presidential contender by The Atlantic.Gillian McGoldrick
Gov. Josh Shapiro says Kamala Harris’ descriptions of him were ‘blatant lies’ intended to sell booksShapiro was responding to questions about Harris’ comments about him in her book “107 Days” released earlier this year, in a profile of the potential 2028 presidential contender by The Atlantic.Gillian McGoldrick
More than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage
More than 65,000 immigrants are being held in federal detention, a big increase from when Trump took office"They are dead serious about moving as many people out of the country as possible, and keeping them detained while they do it," said Philly immigration attorney Jonah Eaton.Jeff Gammage
Montco’s former chief information officer accuses county of ‘fraud, waste, wrongdoing’ in lawsuitAnthony Olivieri, Montgomery County's former chief information officer, says in the suit that he was fired because of mental health accommodation requests and because he was a whistleblower.Abraham Gutman
Montco’s former chief information officer accuses county of ‘fraud, waste, wrongdoing’ in lawsuitAnthony Olivieri, Montgomery County's former chief information officer, says in the suit that he was fired because of mental health accommodation requests and because he was a whistleblower.Abraham Gutman
