Month: June 2025
The Philadelphia 76ers and Comcast Spectacor have announced a joint venture to build a world-class arena. The new venue aims to elevate fan experiences and host major NBA events, reinforcing Philadelphia’s sports prominence.
Kindergarten registration for Philadelphia public schools has been delayed, officials announced. New dates and details will be provided soon. Families are advised to stay updated on the district’s official channels.
Philadelphia recorded 10 homicides in September, marking the lowest monthly total in nearly a decade, according to Inquirer.com. This decline highlights ongoing efforts to reduce violent crime in the city.
A Philadelphia business owner expresses concern over proposed SEPTA service cuts, warning they could reduce customer traffic and harm local economy. Community impact fears grow as SEPTA considers budget changes.
With the 31st overall pick in the NFL Draft, the Philadelphia Eagles select linebacker Jihaad Campbell. Known for his athleticism and versatility, Campbell is expected to bolster the Eagles’ defensive front.
The Rittenhouse Square Fine Art Show in Philadelphia presents a unique platform for artists to showcase their work. The event draws diverse talents, offering visitors a fresh cultural experience and supporting the local arts scene.
Multiple animals died in a recent fire in North Philadelphia, officials confirmed. Emergency responders battled the blaze, but several pets could not be saved. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.
Philadelphia’s rich cultural and political history comes alive in “Leroy Johnson,” a dynamic new exhibit spotlighted by STIRworld, showcasing the city’s legacy through powerful storytelling and vibrant artistry.
A $2.5 billion redevelopment is set to transform South Philly Sports Complex, enhancing venues and infrastructure. The project aims to boost local economy and improve fan experiences at Philly’s premier sports hub.
Philadelphia’s mayor proposes raising teacher salaries to address retention, but the plan includes tighter performance reviews. The move aims to balance better pay with accountability in the city’s schools.
Community leaders credit Philly’s recent drop in shootings to enhanced police-community collaboration and targeted violence intervention programs. They stress sustained funding and expanded outreach are crucial for long-term progress.
Rite Aid, once a leading U.S. drugstore chain, announced the closure of all its stores amid mounting financial struggles and fierce competition. The retail giant’s fall marks a significant shift in the pharmaceutical retail landscape.
Philadelphia Eagles’ cornerback Cooper DeJean has surged in Athlon Sports’ latest rankings, earning recognition for his standout coverage and playmaking skills. His rise highlights the Eagles’ defensive strength.
Two people, Amya Devlin and Mikhail Bowers, were killed in a Memorial Day mass shooting in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park. Nine others were injured in the tragic incident, authorities report.
The City of Philadelphia’s official website (.gov) offers residents and visitors vital resources, updates on local government, public services, and community initiatives, promoting transparency and engagement across the city.
Otherworld, a cutting-edge immersive art and entertainment attraction, is set to open in Philadelphia in May 2023. The innovative venue promises interactive experiences blending technology and creativity.
A teen was shot in Southwest Philadelphia, authorities report. The incident is under investigation, with police seeking information from witnesses. No further details on the victim’s condition have been released.
Pennsylvania schools secured a significant funding increase, aiming to boost education across the state. However, some educators and advocates say critical gaps remain, urging lawmakers to address ongoing disparities.
Philadelphia is on track for a historic low in homicides this year, continuing a positive trend in the city’s safety efforts. Experts credit community programs and targeted policing for the decline.
Philadelphia is one of three Pennsylvania cities named a hotspot for business executives, according to a recent survey. The city’s growing economy and vibrant culture attract top professionals, FOX 29 Philadelphia reports.