Month: September 2025
Latino families in Philadelphia report challenges navigating the school system, citing language barriers and limited resources. Advocates call for better support to ensure equitable access and engagement for these communities.
Philadelphia’s new Wellness Court offers a diversion program for non-violent drug offenders, focusing on treatment and recovery instead of incarceration, aiming to reduce recidivism and support long-term wellness.
Radio broadcaster CoStar has sharply reduced its Philadelphia headquarters following a recent corporate restructuring. The move signals significant operational shifts as the company adapts to evolving market demands.
Eagles’ defensive tackle Jalen Carter avoids further suspension following recent NFL investigation but has been fined. The league continues to monitor player conduct closely. Full story on NBC Sports Philadelphia.
6abc Philadelphia launches a new live Action News streaming channel, delivering nonstop, real-time coverage of today’s breaking stories. Residents can now access 24/7 local news, weather, and traffic updates anytime, anywhere.
In Philadelphia’s collar counties, political lawn signs have turned into a battleground, reflecting deep divisions in a heated presidential race. Residents describe the sign disputes as “almost like sign warfare,” underscoring local tensions.
Fat Tuesday Fun: Metro Philadelphia offers vibrant spots to celebrate Mardi Gras, from festive parades to themed parties. Discover where to enjoy beads, music, and Cajun flavors in the city this Fat Tuesday.
Philadelphia experts and researchers emphasize the vital role of arts in education, highlighting benefits for student creativity, engagement, and academic success, during a recent WHYY discussion.
Three people were killed and ten injured in a Philadelphia neighborhood after gunmen opened fire randomly. Police are investigating the incident, urging witnesses to come forward as the community reels from the violence.
Fox Sports’ recent list of Philadelphia’s top 10 athletes sparks debate, highlighting iconic figures while overlooking emerging stars. On Pattison breaks down five key takeaways that capture the city’s passionate sports legacy.
Philadelphia police are seeking a man wearing a “Glock” hoodie in connection with a shooting at a WingStop. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
Philadelphia area will enjoy a sunny and warmer Thursday, setting the stage for a beautiful weekend ahead. Clear skies and mild temperatures are expected. For the full weather forecast, stay tuned to CBS News.
Philadelphia officials have opened the first of 10 new election offices aimed at improving voter access and streamlining election services across the city. The expansion is set to boost voter engagement ahead of upcoming elections.
Philly gears up for Easter 2025 with the best egg hunts for families, featuring festive events across the city. Mommy Poppins highlights top spots where kids can hop into fun and create lasting holiday memories.
Philadelphia’s new city budget cuts taxes but fails to significantly boost funding for schools. Critics argue the plan overlooks crucial investments needed to support education and address ongoing challenges.
A man was fatally shot outside his Philadelphia home months ago. His mother now seeks answers as the investigation continues, urging anyone with information to come forward. 6abc Philadelphia will provide updates.
Under Jeffrey Lurie’s ownership, the Philadelphia Eagles have transformed into a model NFL franchise, blending strong community ties, financial stability, and competitive success, setting a benchmark in the league, Sports Business Journal reports.
Tiger Woods has unveiled the new TGR Learning Lab in Philadelphia, aiming to provide youth with STEM education and golf opportunities. The facility reflects Woods’ commitment to community enrichment and youth development.
As Trump threatens to deploy federal troops to U.S. cities, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and local religious leaders strongly oppose the move, urging de-escalation and community-focused solutions.
Vice President Harris emphasized “victory runs through Philly” while campaigning in Pennsylvania, focusing on energizing Black and Latino voters ahead of the crucial midterm elections.