Month: January 2026
A dispute over a parking spot in Philadelphia escalated when a man was pistol whipped and a shot was fired, police report. Authorities are investigating the violent altercation. No arrests have been made.
A judge criticized federal lawyers as “horrifying” for removing a slavery exhibit at the President’s House site, sparking renewed public outcry over erasing uncomfortable historical truths.
The Philadelphia teachers union urged a return to remote learning this Friday, citing unsafe conditions in schools. The plea highlights ongoing concerns over health and safety amid current challenges.
The LGBTQ community in Pennsylvania is urging lawmakers to strengthen hate crime laws after a rise in targeted violence. Advocates call for enhanced protections and harsher penalties to ensure safety.
Philadelphia Insurance launches a new digital Business Owners Policy (BOP) platform, enhancing small business solutions with streamlined coverage options and faster quoting to better meet evolving client needs.
Sean Mannion, Philadelphia Eagles’ new offensive coordinator, brings NFL QB experience, a strong analytical approach, and a focus on versatile play-calling. His fresh perspective aims to boost the Eagles’ dynamic offense in 2024.
Video shows cars encased in ice along North Front Street in Philadelphia after a severe winter storm. The icy conditions caused hazardous travel and significant property damage, prompting city officials to urge caution.
A man was pistol-whipped during a violent altercation over a parking spot in Philadelphia, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as tensions escalate over limited parking spaces, NBCPhiladelphia.com reports.
Philadelphia’s political landscape has long battled corruption, with decades of scandals uncovering bribery, fraud, and misuse of power. 6abc.com delves into key moments shaping the city’s fight for transparency and reform.
Mommy Poppins highlights the best indoor birthday party venues in Philly, offering fun, safe, and weather-proof options for kids. From interactive play spaces to creative studios, these spots ensure memorable celebrations year-round.
Critics warn Philadelphia’s new school closure plan echoes the controversial 2013 strategy, sparking fears of community disruption and inadequate support for affected students, amid calls for more transparent decision-making.
The former HR and DEI director of an art museum faces charges after police allege she charged $58,000 in personal expenses to the museum’s company credit card, sparking an ongoing investigation.
Shops across the Philadelphia area joined Small Business Saturday celebrations, encouraging local support and boosting community spirit. Special deals and events highlighted the importance of small businesses for the local economy.
“I look at the man in the mirror,” Eagles QB Jalen Hurts said after Philadelphia’s disastrous loss to the Chargers. Taking full responsibility, Hurts acknowledged his mistakes and vowed to improve moving forward.
A man was shot inside a ShopRite store in South Philadelphia, police report. Authorities responded to the scene, and the victim was rushed to a nearby hospital. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.
Philadelphia has filed a lawsuit against the US Department of the Interior and National Park Service over the removal of a slavery exhibit, sparking controversy about historical representation and public memory.
U.S. Sen. John Fetterman has taken a firm stance against ICE, signaling a shift in his approach to immigration enforcement. The move reflects growing calls for reform and critics’ concerns over the agency’s practices.
Camden County Police credit Metro Fun Night for boosting community trust and safety. The event strengthens bonds between officers and residents, fostering collaboration to reduce crime and enhance public confidence.
The Philadelphia School District’s long-awaited facilities plan recommends closing 20 schools and co-locating 6 others to address budget issues and declining enrollment. The proposal aims to optimize resources and improve educational spaces.
Philadelphians gathered to protest recent U.S. military attacks in Venezuela, denouncing the actions as a “war crime.” Demonstrators called for peaceful diplomacy and an end to intervention, highlighting concerns over escalating violence.