Year: 2025
Transit crime has surged in Philadelphia and other U.S. cities, raising alarms among commuters. Political leaders are responding with new safety measures as concerns grow over public transportation security.
Philadelphia has ended its DEI standards for business contracts following a federal ban under the Trump administration. The move has sparked diverse reactions from community leaders and activists.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions released their Week 11 injury reports ahead of their Monday night showdown. Key players remain questionable as both teams aim to field their best lineups. Updates expected soon.
Two men were injured in a drive-by shooting in Philadelphia, authorities report. The incident remains under investigation as police seek witnesses and gather evidence to identify the suspects. No arrests have been made so far.
After more than 200 years in circulation, the U.S. penny is being phased out. Rising production costs and limited use prompted the decision, marking the end of an era for the nation’s smallest coin.
With the outlook for SNAP benefits uncertain, food banks nationwide warn of a looming crisis. Reduced aid could leave millions facing increased hunger as demand for emergency food assistance surges.
Hollywood icon Sylvester Stallone is set to film a new movie in Philadelphia this summer. Production is expected to boost local economy and highlight the city’s iconic landmarks. More details to follow.
Pennsylvania has approved $665 million in funding for schools statewide. For Philadelphia, this boost aims to address aging infrastructure and improve educational resources, signaling a significant investment in the city’s public education system.
Philadelphia city leaders emphasize that overall crime continues to decline despite a recent surge in violent incidents over the weekend, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve public safety, CBS News reports.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s May 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals mixed industry signals, with modest gains in output and employment amid ongoing supply chain challenges.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ recent stunning collapse has exposed deep-seated issues within the team’s strategy and leadership. The Wall Street Journal analyzes how these cracks threaten their playoff ambitions.
Philadelphia police are investigating after a man was stabbed in the chest at a local gas station. Authorities responded quickly, and the victim was taken to a hospital. No arrests have been made yet. The investigation is ongoing.
A historian warns that the recent shooting involving Charlie Kirk reflects political violence reminiscent of the 1960s turmoil. The incident underscores growing divisions and unrest in today’s US political landscape.
Netflix has launched its first-ever “Netflix House” retail entertainment center in Philadelphia, offering fans immersive experiences and exclusive merchandise tied to popular shows. The initiative marks a new retail strategy for the streaming giant.
Philly Kindergarten 101 offers essential information for families preparing for the next school year. The City of Philadelphia’s official guide covers registration, readiness, and resources to ensure a smooth start for young learners.
Violent crime in Philadelphia has declined significantly, according to recent city data. Authorities credit targeted policing and community programs for the drop, marking a notable shift in public safety trends.
The death of the penny is creating challenges for businesses as they adjust to new pricing and cash-handling practices. Retailers are caught in the middle, balancing customer expectations and operational costs.
Fast food prices have surged in the Philadelphia area, with average spending now up by 15%. Consumers are feeling the pinch as chains adjust menus amid rising costs, reshaping local dining habits.
Philadelphia Sports Nation explores the buzz around a potential second football franchise in Philadelphia. With the city’s passionate fan base and rich sports history, could Philly soon host another team? Stay tuned for updates.
The U.S. Mint has produced its final 1-cent coin after more than 230 years in circulation. The penny, a longtime staple of American currency, is being phased out amid rising production costs and diminishing use.