Month: May 2025
A Trump executive order is raising concerns in Philadelphia, potentially restricting small business lending. Local advocates warn the policy could limit access to crucial funds, stalling growth and job creation in the city.
A new Philadelphia sports bar is offering a $100,000 prize for anyone who can submit a perfect March Madness bracket. The high-stakes challenge aims to attract basketball fans during the NCAA tournament.
A woman is in custody following a fatal shooting at a Northeast Philadelphia home, NBC10 reports. Authorities say a man was found dead at the scene. The investigation is ongoing as police seek further details.
Philadelphia’s dining scene faces new tensions as favorite eateries wade into political debates. Patrons and owners grapple with the impact of activism on community hubs and the evolving role of restaurants in public discourse.
Federal officials say Philly schools failed to adequately address antisemitic incidents, prompting calls for improved policies and training. The district plans to implement new measures to better protect students.
The Commission on Crime and Delinquency in Pennsylvania leads state efforts to enhance public safety through research, funding, and policy development. It supports crime prevention and justice system improvements across the Commonwealth.
A Center City apartment building has been listed for sale, presenting a prime value-add opportunity for investors. The property offers potential for renovation and increased returns in a competitive market.
“Dear MLB: A Letter From Good Ole’ Philadelphia” captures the passionate plea of Philadelphia sports fans, urging Major League Baseball to recognize the city’s rich sports culture and unwavering loyalty.
Two people are dead and several others injured in a mass shooting at Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park, authorities confirm. The incident has sparked an ongoing investigation as police work to ensure public safety.
Fetterman criticizes Democrats for sidelining Biden on the ticket, as Democrats secure Pennsylvania House wins. Meanwhile, McCormick challenges Philadelphia ballots, intensifying the state’s political spotlight.
Pop stars Kesha and NE-YO will headline the 2024 Wawa Welcome America Concert on July 4th in Philadelphia. The annual Independence Day event promises a night of music and celebration for the city.
A tornado was confirmed in New Jersey as severe weather moves through the region. Authorities warn of heavy rainfall tonight in the Philadelphia area, urging residents to stay alert and take precautions.
Philadelphia schools may start the academic year before Labor Day, a shift that could affect city families’ summer plans. The move aims to align with district goals and accommodate instructional time requirements.
Philadelphia experienced a notable decline in gun violence last year, driven by community efforts and targeted policing. Experts now debate how to sustain this progress amid ongoing challenges.
The University of Pennsylvania has received a $2.55 million gift from the foundation of the former Aramark CEO. The donation will support university programs and initiatives, enhancing educational opportunities.
The Phillies secured a tight 3-2 victory over the Diamondbacks in South Philadelphia, showcasing strong pitching and timely hitting. This quality win boosts their momentum as the season progresses.
Former Philadelphia police officer Mark Dial was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of Eddie Irizarry, marking a significant verdict in the case, authorities announced.
Federal and state officials in Pennsylvania report no evidence supporting claims of election fraud, affirming the integrity of the recent vote. These findings counter ongoing allegations and reassure voters.
Due to overwhelming fan demand, global entertainment icon Usher has added a second Philadelphia show to his highly anticipated North America tour. Both concerts will take place at the Wells Fargo Center. Tickets are on sale now.
Fear of ICE raids and concerns over unsafe football fields dominated Philadelphia’s recent school board meeting, highlighting urgent community anxieties about student safety and well-being.