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The President’s House in Philadelphia is restoring its slavery exhibits, shedding light on the enslaved people who lived there during George Washington’s presidency. The restoration aims to deepen public understanding of this overlooked history.
Visibility is improving following a foggy morning commute across the Philadelphia region. CBS News reports that conditions are expected to clear further with dry weather and mild temperatures through the day.
More Latinos are breaking barriers in local politics, increasing representation and influence in Philadelphia. This growing presence reflects a shift toward greater diversity and inclusion in city leadership.
Philly offers 18 free holiday and Christmas events for kids, featuring festive activities, storytimes, and light displays. Mommy Poppins highlights these family-friendly outings to celebrate the season without breaking the bank.
Philadelphia communities are expressing strong opposition to the district’s latest school closure proposal, citing concerns over equity, overcrowding, and loss of neighborhood schools, Chalkbeat reports.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania enforces federal laws, prosecutes crimes, and represents the government in legal matters, ensuring justice and public safety across the region.
Legend Biotech plans to expand its Philadelphia cell therapy “launch pad” to over 50 employees, advancing its cell therapy development and manufacturing capabilities in the region.
The Eagles can secure Lane Johnson’s potential heir in the 2026 NFL Draft without using their first-round pick. Strategic mid-to-late round selections could yield a future star on the offensive line, A to Z Sports reports.
Philadelphia District Attorney says additional funding is crucial to effectively combat major criminals. The call for more resources aims to strengthen prosecutions and enhance public safety, WHYY reports.
The Pew Charitable Trusts spotlight hiring challenges in Philadelphia City Government, revealing trends in recruitment, retention, and workforce diversity efforts aimed at improving public service delivery.
Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment and Comcast Spectacor announced a joint venture to build a world-class arena in South Philadelphia and revitalize Market East, boosting the city’s sports and entertainment scene.
The New England Patriots have stirred the A.J. Brown trade buzz following a trollish stint on Julian Edelman’s podcast. Their surprising moves have reignited speculation about Brown’s potential next team.
Philadelphia’s school closure plan targets vulnerable communities, sparking concern among families and advocates. The district cites budget challenges, but critics warn of worsening inequities in education access.
Philadelphia police have arrested a suspect in a decades-old mob-related cold case. The arrest occurred near the original crime scene, marking a significant breakthrough in the long-unsolved murder investigation.
The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index surged in January, signaling robust growth in regional factory activity. The sharp rise underscores improved economic conditions and optimism among manufacturers.
Philadelphia Sports Nation reflects on the rainy game that turned the field into a muddy battleground, impacting player performance and strategies. Fans witnessed a gritty fight as weather shaped the outcome in the City of Brotherly Love.
Josh Sanders, a correspondent for CBS News, delivers in-depth coverage on key national and international stories. Known for his investigative approach, Sanders brings clarity to complex issues for viewers nationwide.
Philly Congressman Dwight Evans is making steady progress months after suffering a stroke. Family and officials remain hopeful as he continues his road to recovery, with updates shared by NBC10 Philadelphia.
Philadelphia’s Parks & Rec department has launched a new guide to winter fun, highlighting seasonal activities and outdoor events for all ages. Residents can explore ice skating, trails, and festive programs across the city.
Philadelphia officials plan to open two new schools while closing others to better address enrollment shifts and resource needs, aiming to improve educational outcomes amid changing community demands.