Month: June 2025
Ashanti is set to headline RnB Fest 2024 in Philadelphia, promising a night of iconic hits and soulful performances. Tickets go on sale soon. Stay tuned to PennLive.com for details on how to secure yours.
Philadelphia officials are launching efforts to recruit more teachers of color to combat ongoing staffing shortages in local schools, aiming to better reflect and support the district’s diverse student population.
Crime remains a pivotal issue in battleground states as the election approaches. The New York Times examines recent trends, voter concerns, and the impact on campaign strategies in these politically charged regions.
In 2025, many Pennsylvania small businesses could boost growth by tapping into lesser-known state programs offering financial aid, training, and technology support. Experts urge entrepreneurs to explore these valuable resources.
Dallas Goedert expressed excitement about returning as the Eagles enter Year 2 under new leadership. Meanwhile, young defenders face heightened expectations to elevate their game and impact, signaling a promising season ahead.
Hazy skies are expected in the Philadelphia region due to smoke drifting from Canadian wildfires, CBS News reports. Despite the haze, no air quality alerts have been issued, with conditions remaining safe for residents.
A stepson has been accused of fatally stabbing his stepfather in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. The incident is under investigation, with police seeking more details on the motive and circumstances.
Suburban Philadelphia voters are reexamining Vice President Harris following the recent debate. PBS reports a shift in perception as voters weigh her performance ahead of the upcoming election.
Philadelphia kicks off Pride Month with vibrant drag shows, lively parades, and community events. NBC10 highlights the city’s diverse celebrations, honoring LGBTQ+ culture and history throughout June.
The Philadelphia School District has unveiled its 2025 summer programs, offering a range of academic and enrichment opportunities for students. Registration details and program dates were released in the announcement.
Ghost guns—homemade, untraceable firearms—account for about 8% of all crime guns recovered in Philadelphia, CBS News reports. Their rise poses challenges for law enforcement and public safety efforts.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s April 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals steady growth but notes challenges in supply chain delays and rising costs impacting regional manufacturers.
With OTAs underway, the Philadelphia Eagles are making key strides in their 2025 preparation. Coach Spadaro highlights the importance of these sessions in building chemistry and setting the foundation for next season’s success.
A teenager was arrested in connection with a series of burglaries across Northeast Philadelphia and Montgomery County, authorities confirmed. The suspect is currently in custody as investigations continue.
Philadelphia organizers held a people’s tribunal to address alleged war crimes in Gaza, aiming to raise awareness and demand justice amid ongoing conflict. The event drew activists and community members united in advocacy.
Philadelphia voters prepare for the 2025 primary election, with key races including district attorney and important ballot questions. This guide from Inquirer.com breaks down what to expect and how to participate.
Explore Philadelphia’s top events this year, from the vibrant Roots Picnic to the lively Maifest. Thrillist highlights 23 must-do activities that capture the city’s culture, music, and community spirit.
The Department of Education has announced layoffs affecting nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget cuts and restructuring efforts. The move impacts hundreds of employees, sparking concerns about service disruptions.
The latest “State of the City” report reveals a decline in crime and a rising population in Philadelphia, highlighting positive trends as the city continues its path toward growth and improved safety, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
WuXi advances with a $510M life sciences campus in Delaware, despite selling its Navy Yard operations. The move underscores the company’s commitment to expanding its U.S. footprint and innovation capabilities.