Month: August 2025
A hit-and-run driver in South Philadelphia ran a red light before striking a vehicle on Snyder Ave. The incident, captured on video, has prompted a police investigation. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Garces Events’ Old City venue, The Olde Bar, has been closed by Compass Group USA. The decision marks a notable shift in the local hospitality scene, affecting both patrons and staff. Further details on the closure’s impact are forthcoming.
The Browns and Eagles kicked off joint practices, spotlighting Pro Bowl-level matchups. Fans can expect intense drills and key player showdowns as both teams prepare for the upcoming NFL season.
Philadelphia will enjoy another sunny, mild day with low humidity, offering comfortable conditions throughout the region. CBS News reports clear skies and pleasant temperatures in the forecast. Stay tuned for updates.
A fire severely damaged a building in Philadelphia’s Old City, displacing several residents and a local business. Emergency crews responded quickly, but the cause remains under investigation. No serious injuries reported.
Confusion spreads in Philadelphia and beyond after the sudden removal of the Department of Homeland Security’s list of “sanctuary jurisdictions.” Officials and residents seek clarity on immigration enforcement policies.
Philadelphia Magazine’s latest guide highlights 184 events happening this week and weekend across the city, from art exhibits and live music to food festivals and outdoor activities. A must-read for Philly locals and visitors.
The Philly School District faces charges for failing to report asbestos hazards promptly, raising concerns about student and staff safety. NBC10 Philadelphia details the ongoing investigation and community response.
Philadelphia police are actively searching for three suspects linked to a weekend homicide in Frankford. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
The iconic Mayfair Diner in Northeast Philadelphia, a local favorite for 93 years, has been put up for sale. The longstanding establishment marks the end of an era in the community’s dining scene.
Eagles training camp showcased key red zone plays, highlighting the offense’s aggressive approach and improved execution. Coaches praised the team’s progress, signaling a promising season ahead. (NBC Sports Philadelphia)
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.
Philadelphia’s biotech sector faces ongoing job losses amid market volatility, as companies downsize or relocate. Experts warn this trend could impact the region’s economic growth and innovation momentum.