Gov. Josh Shapiro discussed faith, politics, and immigration enforcement during his Philadelphia book launch, highlighting challenges and his vision for Pennsylvania’s future. The event was covered by the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent.
Month: February 2026
HEARTWARMING: A teacher at Willard Elementary School in Philadelphia has formally adopted a student, strengthening their bond beyond the classroom. The story highlights the deep impact educators can have on children’s lives.
Philadelphia police are investigating a series of attacks in Chinatown as potential hate crimes. Authorities urge community vigilance while increasing patrols to ensure public safety. The investigation is ongoing.
Carter’s Cheesesteaks has made history as the first Black-owned business to open in Philadelphia’s Chinatown. The new eatery brings a fresh culinary vibe to the neighborhood, celebrating diversity and local flavor.
For three standout Eagles, the season unfolds like Act III, with each player elevating their game. Philadelphia Sports Nation highlights their pivotal roles as the team aims for postseason success.
Hundreds marched through Philadelphia Thursday to protest recent ICE raids nationwide. Demonstrators called for an end to immigration enforcement actions, urging policymakers to halt deportations and protect immigrant communities.
A judge has ordered the Trump administration to securely store slavery exhibits removed from a Philadelphia historical site, ensuring their preservation amid ongoing legal disputes, CBS News reports.
Pa.’s 2025 election features key races for Philadelphia’s Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Courts. Voters will decide on candidates who play crucial roles in the city’s judicial system. Stay informed with WHYY’s coverage.
Discover “100 Free Things To Do in Philly with Kids” by Mommy Poppins, a comprehensive guide offering families budget-friendly activities across the city. From parks to museums, enjoy Philadelphia without spending a dime.
Philadelphia community leaders are raising concerns over the school closure process, citing a lack of transparency and inadequate community input, reports Chalkbeat. They call for a more inclusive, fair approach moving forward.
Alexis Flores, an FBI “Most Wanted” fugitive, was arrested in Honduras for the 2000 murder of Iriana DeJesus in Philadelphia. The arrest marks a significant breakthrough in a decades-old cold case, CBS News reports.
Philadelphia’s warm weather is sparking a surge in local business and romance, as outdoor venues fill up and couples enjoy the mild days. Retailers and restaurants report increased foot traffic amid the seasonal boost.
The Philadelphia Eagles have announced their 2025 Kelly Green games, marking a return to the iconic throwback uniforms. Fans can look forward to these special matchups that celebrate the team’s storied history.
NFL analyst forecasts the Philadelphia Eagles will sign a top-tier wide receiver in free agency to elevate Jalen Hurts’ value heading into 2026, per A to Z Sports. The move aims to boost the team’s offensive firepower.
Philly’s Northwest Coalition has elected mayors across local communities, highlighting its growing influence. As Philadelphia’s mayoral race heats up, the coalition’s role could prove pivotal in shaping the city’s next leader.
A man was killed in a violent high-speed crash in Philadelphia, described by witnesses as “the worst crash I’ve ever seen.” Authorities are investigating the cause of the deadly accident. More details are expected to follow.
Philadelphia is gearing up for Halloween with a lineup of spooky events this week. From haunted tours to family-friendly festivals, NBC10 Philadelphia highlights activities for all ages to celebrate the spooky season.
Philadelphia students will study the 1985 MOVE bombing in a new curriculum, exploring its historical context and impact. However, the lessons exclude detailed accounts of police actions and political controversies, focusing on community effects.
Authorities have dismantled a Wilmington-Philadelphia gang linked to a series of kidnappings and an execution, revealing a coordinated criminal network. Details emerged in a WHYY investigation into cross-city violence.
Aramark projects broad-based growth opportunities in 2026 after a record year for acquisitions. The company’s strategic deals boost its market position and signal strong future expansion prospects.