Sophia Schmidt

A spokesperson for Camden’s mayor said the city is “undertaking all necessary legal research to move forward” with revoking EMR’s city licensure.

The statement comes days after a fire at one of EMR’s scrap metal facilities — one of more than a dozen over the past five years.

The company’s statement came after city and county officials called on EMR to “fully cease” operating due to the latest fire.

The increase comes as rising demand and infrastructure costs continue pushing electricity bills higher.

The new heat sensors and water cannons were part of an agreement EMR signed with the city after a four-alarm blaze at its facility in 2025.

The Agriculture Resource Center in West Fairmount Park will lend tools and offer free skills workshops.

Dozens of Philly public school buildings lack sufficient air conditioning. The record-breaking heat is forcing students to learn from home.

The utility says its transmission security agreements ensure data centers pay their “fair share” of the infrastructure costs required to serve them.

Customers, advocates and experts outlined the limited tools the city has to control costs during a hearing on rising utility bills.

The company plans to manufacture a rare, radioactive isotope for use in cancer treatment trials starting in 2029.

The new program will help residents keep their alleys clear with a once-a-year cleaning by request.

A sophomore at Lankenau said she’d rather graduate early or take a GED test than transfer to a different school for her senior year.