Day: November 26, 2025
SEPTA Regional Rail riders faced delays Thursday following a power outage in Philadelphia. Service resumed after power was restored, but commuters experienced significant disruptions during the outage, officials said.
A water main break on Girard Avenue in Philadelphia forced the closure of the busy street for several hours, disrupting traffic and prompting emergency repairs, CBS News reports. Commuters faced significant delays.
Pennsylvania continues to lag in electing women to public office, with persistent barriers rooted in party dynamics, fundraising challenges, and voter biases. Experts call for systemic change to improve representation.
Netflix has launched its first themed entertainment venue, Netflix House, in Philadelphia. The immersive space offers fans interactive experiences based on popular shows, marking the streaming giant’s expansion into physical entertainment.
A mother faces charges after allegedly stealing $61,000 from the School District of Philadelphia over several years. Authorities uncovered the scheme in a detailed investigation. The case highlights ongoing concerns about district fund security.
Authorities are seeking help to identify the shooter in the fatal Christmas Eve shooting of 35-year-old Aliesha Ann Henderson. The investigation continues as police urge anyone with information to come forward.
Philadelphia enforces a new business curfew in select neighborhoods starting this week, aiming to curb late-night disturbances and strengthen community safety, officials announced. Compliance will be monitored closely.
The Eagles fully embrace Howie Roseman’s philosophy, taking bold yet calculated risks in the latest 2026 NFL mock draft. A to Z Sports highlights Philly’s aggressive strategy aiming to reshape their future.
A father and son were struck by stray bullets during a shootout in Northeast Philadelphia, police say. Both victims were hospitalized, and authorities are investigating the incident. No suspects have been identified.