Good morning, Philadelphia.

South Philly’s St. Nicholas of Tolentine Authentic Italian Festival returns Sunday, Oct.

4 from noon to 8 p.m. on the 1700 block of South 9th Street — featuring a religious procession, live music, Italian food vendors and family fun.

The Philadelphia Film Society is hosting 'Reel October: The Philadelphia Film Festival at 35' starting Oct.

1 with 35mm film screenings and continuing with premieres, filmmaker Q&As, and community events through Oct. 25 at multiple city venues (celebrating 35 years of the festival and 25 years of the society).

Philadelphia celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with events that honor Latino culture.

Enjoy Ivette Chaires’ 'Viviendo a Través de la Muerte' exhibition at Magic Gardens until Oct. 15, a salsa class at FDR Park on Sept. 25, and a Puerto Rican Day Parade on Sept. 27.

Burlington is moving its headquarters from South Jersey to a $240 million building in University City that will house 1,600 employees (adding 400 jobs) with tax incentives and easy Amtrak access near 30th Street Station.

Gov. Shapiro celebrated the move as a boost for the local economy.

Developer Brian O’Neill sued Upper Merion Township after officials reversed a zoning decision that had initially allowed a 4.6 million sqft data center near King of Prussia, citing public pushback.

He asks a judge to review the rejection (filed last month) and appoint an independent referee to assess the claims.

Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele sent a letter to local retailers selling concentrated 7-OH products - saying they mimic opioid effects and risk youth and warning stores to stop selling them as talks of bans continue.

Philly’s oldest all-woman dragon-boating team—made up of women in their 70s and 80s—was featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer on Friday, Sept.

18 for their spirited rides on the Schuylkill River.