Year: 2025
In “Guest Commentary: All Politics is Personal,” The Philadelphia Citizen explores how local politics deeply impact residents’ daily lives, highlighting the personal stakes behind policy decisions.
This Labor Day weekend, Philadelphia offers plenty of local events and activities, from outdoor concerts and food festivals to family-friendly outings. No need to travel—fun is right here in the City of Brotherly Love.
A Philadelphia elementary school faces ongoing neglect, with deteriorating conditions raising alarms among community members. Fears grow that the school may once again be targeted for closure, threatening students and local families.
Suspects in a deadly Main Line home invasion targeted the wrong house, Philadelphia DA reveals. The incident left one person dead as authorities continue their investigation. More updates to follow.
Kansas City Chiefs expert addresses three key questions Philadelphia Eagles fans face ahead of the highly anticipated Super Bowl rematch. Insights shed light on tactics, player form, and possible outcomes in this A to Z Sports report.
Three men were killed in separate overnight shootings across Philadelphia, NBC10 reports. Police continue investigating the incidents as the city grapples with ongoing gun violence. No arrests have been made so far.
Small businesses in Philadelphia face challenges as tariffs and rising prices loom ahead of the holiday season. Retailers struggle to balance costs while meeting consumer demand, CBS News reports.
Anti-Trump demonstrators filled streets, parks, and plazas nationwide as organizers claim millions participated in protests across the US. The gatherings reflect widespread opposition ahead of upcoming political events.
Philadelphia springs to life with vibrant festivals, historic tours, and diverse culinary delights. Discover top spots to eat, explore, and unwind during a fun-filled long weekend in the City of Brotherly Love.
A woman was injured in a shooting near Waring Elementary School and Roberto Clemente Playground in Philadelphia, police say. Authorities are investigating the incident and searching for suspects. No further details have been released.
ICE Philadelphia has apprehended a dangerous MS-13 gang leader wanted for heinous crimes in El Salvador. The arrest strengthens public safety efforts by removing a violent fugitive from communities.
A house explosion in Philadelphia’s Nicetown neighborhood killed one person and injured two others. Emergency crews responded quickly to the blast, which caused significant damage to surrounding homes. Investigations are underway.
“Civility? In Politics? … Now?” explores the rare call for respectful dialogue amid heightened partisan tensions. The Philadelphia Citizen highlights efforts to restore decorum as polarization deepens nationwide.
Philadelphia’s weekend lineup features the Eagles’ open practice, comedy from Nate Bargatze and Chris Brown, plus a Katy Perry concert. Don’t miss these top events lighting up the city. Coverage via CBS News.
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.