Month: August 2025
Philadelphia’s controversial “double tax” on businesses is drawing criticism as city leaders push to repeal it. Opponents argue it stifles growth, while supporters say it funds essential services. Debate intensifies.
SEPTA announces service cuts impacting select bus and train routes, alongside new schedules and fare hikes. Riders should prepare for changes starting soon, as the transit agency aims to address budget challenges.
Sixers fans are buzzing after a new clip featuring Tyrese Maxey showcased his electrifying skills and on-court energy. The highlights have sparked excitement about his impact this season.
Jakorian Bennett has made a strong impression in the Eagles’ cornerback competition, showcasing his skills and versatility. His performance is turning heads as Philadelphia finalizes its defensive backfield.
Philadelphia’s suburban primaries next week feature key races that could reshape local leadership. Voters will decide on critical county and school board seats, highlighting issues from education to public safety.
The “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” finale paid tribute to Lynne Marie Stewart, while Danny DeVito reunited with fellow “Taxi” cast members in a nostalgic moment, delighting fans of both iconic shows.
Philly education advocates are urging city officials to increase funding for public schools, highlighting urgent needs for resources and support to improve student outcomes and address ongoing challenges.
Shapiro-Davis administration visits OIC Philadelphia to emphasize investing in safety initiatives. The tour highlights Pennsylvania’s commitment to workplace safety and community well-being.
New Middletown is set to welcome tourists in 2026 with a brand-new hotel now under construction. The project aims to boost local hospitality and accommodate the expected surge in visitors. Completion is on track for next year.
The Philadelphia Eagles face the Cleveland Browns in a highly anticipated NFL clash. Get the game time, latest odds, expert predictions, and broadcasting details in this comprehensive preview by Hindustan Times.
Sunny and beautiful weather brightens the Philadelphia region today. However, beachgoers along the Jersey Shore and Delaware coast should remain cautious due to heightened rip current risks, warns CBS News.
Eagles News: Philadelphia’s defense ranks third in the latest NFL defense rankings, showcasing a dominant unit led by key playmakers. Bleeding Green Nation highlights the team’s rise as a defensive powerhouse this season.
Jimmy Kimmel has obtained Italian citizenship, citing frustrations with U.S. politics as a key factor. The late-night host’s new dual nationality highlights growing political discontent, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
SIN, an Italian steakhouse and entertainment venue, is set to open in Northern Liberties this September. The new hotspot aims to blend upscale dining with vibrant nightlife, adding to Philly’s dynamic restaurant scene.
Philadelphia officials are close to deciding on closing several public schools amid budget challenges. The process involves community input, data analysis, and careful consideration of student impact, highlighting the city’s education struggles.
Halfway through 2025, Philadelphia reports its lowest homicide numbers in recent memory, marking a significant decline and signaling progress in the city’s ongoing public safety efforts.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s January 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals cautious optimism among regional manufacturers, with modest gains in new orders and employment despite persistent supply chain challenges.
The Philadelphia Eagles have acquired wide receiver John Metchie III in a trade with the Houston Texans, aiming to bolster their receiving corps ahead of the upcoming NFL season, CBS News reports.
A potential doomsday scenario for SEPTA threatens major disruptions, impacting millions who rely on the transit system daily. Service cuts and delays could ripple through the region’s economy and commute patterns.
Riders and drivers express concern as SEPTA announces upcoming service cuts, citing budget constraints. Commuters fear increased wait times and reduced accessibility in affected Philadelphia areas.