Month: November 2025
Jewish groups are raising alarm over a “serious problem” of hate speech in the Philadelphia school district, demanding prompt action. Officials have yet to respond, fueling concerns about student safety and community tension.
Philadelphia Magazine investigates claims that local police may be concealing hundreds of murdered bodies. The report explores allegations, official responses, and questions surrounding the handling of homicide cases in Philly.
Philadelphia unveils “Netflix House,” the streaming giant’s first theme park attraction, featuring immersive experiences based on popular Netflix shows. The interactive venue aims to boost fan engagement and tourism.
Big law firms are rapidly expanding in Philadelphia, drawn by the city’s top legal talent and growing client base. This surge signals a competitive shift in the region’s legal market, boosting opportunities and reshaping the landscape.
The Philadelphia Eagles have signed veteran linebacker Brandon Graham to a one-year deal, securing his presence for a remarkable 16th NFL season. The move aims to bolster the Eagles’ defense with Graham’s experience.
Datavault AI has finalized a lease for its new headquarters in Philadelphia, underscoring its commitment to expansion and innovation. The move aims to boost the company’s growth and industry presence.
Andrew Yang’s Forward Party has endorsed Pat Dugan in the Philadelphia district attorney race, marking a significant boost for the candidate in the increasingly competitive contest for the city’s top prosecutor.
Xfinity Live! Entertainment District near Live! Philadelphia Casino is expanding, adding new dining, nightlife, and entertainment options. The development aims to boost local tourism and enhance visitor experience.
Philly parents and school staff express growing concern over limited bathroom breaks and a critical shortage of essential personnel, impacting student well-being and daily school operations, WHYY reports.
Pa. Republicans are amplifying concerns about Philadelphia’s crime rates, making it a key focus of their campaign messaging statewide. They aim to link urban crime issues with broader voter safety concerns beyond the city.
Philadelphia business leaders urge a coordinated effort to maximize opportunities ahead of 2026, emphasizing collaboration across sectors to boost the city’s economy and infrastructure, The Business Journals reports.
Toys ‘R’ Us is opening holiday pop-up stores in the Philadelphia region, bringing back nostalgic toy shopping for the season. Locations include Cherry Hill and King of Prussia malls. More details on NBC10 Philadelphia.
The Eagles’ latest injury report spells trouble for rookie center Cam Jurgens. With key linemen sidelined, Jurgens faces intensified pressure to anchor the offensive line as the team battles mounting depth concerns.
Fired-up young progressives are plunging into Philadelphia politics, challenging the city’s entrenched Democratic machine. Their rise signals potential change—but can they sustain momentum against established power?
Legoland Pennsylvania is set to unveil a new attraction this weekend, promising fresh excitement for visitors. The addition aims to enhance the family-friendly experience at the popular theme park.
Philly’s Parent and Family University returns this year, offering workshops and resources to empower families in supporting student success. The program aims to strengthen school-home partnerships across the district.
Philadelphia’s shootings have significantly declined citywide, marking a positive trend. However, several neighborhoods continue to face high levels of gun violence, highlighting persistent challenges in public safety efforts.
“Business for Good: Committing to Kensington” spotlights Philadelphia companies investing in Kensington’s revitalization. These efforts aim to boost local economy, create jobs, and foster community growth in this historically challenged neighborhood.
DeSean Jackson, former NFL star wide receiver, has joined Delaware State University’s football program. His arrival marks a new chapter, bringing pro experience to the DSU Hornets and inspiring student-athletes on and off the field.
Philadelphia travelers face disruptions as the FAA mandates a 10% flight reduction, prompting potential cancellations and delays. Airlines and airports brace for operational challenges ahead.