Pennsylvania sues TikTok, alleging addictive algorithms and age-inappropriate content
Pennsylvania Attorney General David Sunday accuses TikTok of failing to protect children in a lawsuit filed this week.
Chris Rabb warns of ‘great peril’ for Democrats if party ignores Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed and other progressive wins
After winning Philly's heated congressional primary, Rabb has campaigned for other progressives across the country. His endorsees have gone 9 for 10 since May.
A new $10 million fund is a ‘first step’ toward recovery for Pa. farmers after a disastrous April freeze
A surge in extreme weather has taken a toll on fruit farmers’ crops across the state, in an industry growing increasingly sparse from rising costs.
Lower Merion parking may go app-only as its old-school meters are ‘slowly failing’
Township parking services director Gerald Adams said Lower Merion's 1,302 coin-fed parking meters are aging and increasingly faulty.
A bridge replacement’s new repair timeline prompts concerns over increased traffic in Downingtown and other delays
A section of Boot Road that has been closed since September 2025 will remain so until spring 2027.
Could auction-bound St. Peter’s get more housing? | Inquirer Chester County
Plus, some Tredyffrin Township residents get sticker shock from a park renovation.
After a high-profile snub in Pa., President Donald Trump meets with Stacy Garrity at the White House
The Oval Office meeting represented a repair of sorts after Trump has shown little enthusiasm for Garrity, the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania governor, in recent months.
A vinyl and cocktail spot is coming to Kennett Square and Fishtown, bringing perhaps the neighborhood’s smallest bar
Top Dog Cocktails, a ready-to-drink brand launched by a former Philly political operative, will open two locations seeking to connect people in a sophisticated space that encourages interaction.
Democrats accuse Green Party candidate in Lehigh Valley district of Republican meddling
The last-minute campaign has alarmed Democrats and the Green Party of Pennsylvania, which did not endorse the candidate in Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District.
Pa. lawmakers have proposed dozens of ways to fix the state’s low housing stock. They’re making a database instead.
A state agency will be responsible for creating a searchable database of all publicly financed housing. Some lawmakers and advocates say it falls short of addressing the state's housing crisis.