Day: August 12, 2025
Two teenagers have been charged with murder following the fatal shooting of a man during a suspected attempted carjacking in West Philadelphia, authorities report. The investigation is ongoing.
“The Politics of Trash – The Philadelphia Citizen” explores how waste management decisions in Philadelphia reveal deep political divides, impacting communities and highlighting issues of environmental justice and governance.
A Philadelphia bar has been named one of the best in the U.S. by industry experts. PhillyBurbs shares what to expect, from signature drinks to atmosphere, ensuring visitors are prepared for a top-tier night out.
Philadelphia is set to open 15 new extended-day, extended-year schools, aiming to boost student achievement and provide more learning opportunities. The initiative reflects a push for expanded education access across the city.
SEPTA reports a sustained decline in crime across Philadelphia transit systems despite ongoing fiscal challenges. The transit agency credits enhanced security measures and community partnerships for improved passenger safety.
Multiple shootings and stabbings across Philadelphia resulted in a violent night, leaving several injured. Police are actively investigating the incidents as the city grapples with rising violence. NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
In Philadelphia’s Chinatown, Gov. Shapiro met with business leaders to discuss the impact of tariffs and the growing tea industry. The dialogue focused on economic growth and support for local entrepreneurs.
The Philadelphia Eagles traded a defensive tackle to the Las Vegas Raiders in exchange for a young cornerback with starting experience, aiming to bolster their secondary, NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.