All schools and offices in The School District of Philadelphia will operate virtually on Tuesday, February 24, due to anticipated severe weather. Students and staff should prepare for remote learning and work.
Month: March 2026
A man was found dead and a woman injured in a possible murder-suicide attempt in Philadelphia’s Germantown section, police say. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Temperatures in the Philadelphia region will return to more seasonable levels this Tuesday, CBS News reports. Residents can expect milder conditions following recent unseasonal weather. Stay tuned for the full forecast.
Center City’s office market is rebounding as expansions now outnumber downsizings, signaling renewed confidence among businesses. Experts say this shift marks a turning point after years of uncertainty.
Lane Johnson is set to return to the Philadelphia Eagles, strengthening their offensive line. His comeback boosts the team’s protection and run game as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season.
The Four Seasons Hotel Philadelphia has been named Best Hotel in Philadelphia in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report Best Hotels Rankings, cementing its status as the city’s premier luxury destination.
The Philadelphia Citizen reports on the candidates vying for Congress in Pennsylvania’s 3rd District. A diverse field of contenders is set to vie for the seat, highlighting key local issues and voter priorities.
Mommy Poppins reveals 50 fantastic indoor activities in Philadelphia perfect for cold, rainy days. From museums to cozy cafes, families can explore fun, engaging options that keep spirits high despite the weather.
Cherelle Parker initially proposed a 20-cent-per-ride tax on Uber but now argues the levy should be higher. Her shift highlights growing concerns over ride-share impacts and funding for city services.
A double shooting in Philadelphia has left Imear Morrison dead and one other injured. Police are actively investigating the incident and seeking leads to bring those responsible to justice. More updates to follow.
Starting this month, small businesses in Philadelphia face reinstated hefty taxes, impacting local entrepreneurs already battling economic challenges. The move aims to boost city revenues but raises concerns over business sustainability.
Philadelphia gears up for March Madness, offering fans thrilling basketball action and vibrant city experiences. The Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau invites visitors to enjoy games, local culture, and iconic landmarks this tournament season.
Philadelphia edges closer to spring as temperatures rise and daylight grows longer. Expect mild conditions with occasional showers this week. Stay tuned for updates on Philly’s shifting forecast.
FIFA has canceled 2,000 hotel room bookings in Philadelphia ahead of World Cup matches, sparking concerns among local businesses and fans. The move impacts accommodations during the high-demand event.
The government shutdown has halted numerous federal services, impacting national parks, visa processing, and IRS operations. Essential services continue, but prolonged closure risks broader economic fallout. What’s next remains uncertain.
NBC10 Philadelphia reveals the full schedule for the 2026 Wawa Welcome America July 4th events. The annual celebration features concerts, fireworks, and family activities across Philly, promising a festive Independence Day for all.
The School District of Philadelphia announced a revised facilities plan, reducing school closures from 20 to 18. The update aims to balance budget cuts with community needs, sparking mixed reactions among residents.
Authorities in Philadelphia have announced sweeping arrests linked to ongoing violent crime investigations. The crackdown targets key suspects amid efforts to curb rising violence across the city. Further details are expected.
Remote work is declining in 2025, but Philadelphia business leaders like Comcast and Veoneer remain committed to flexible practices, emphasizing productivity and employee satisfaction despite shifting industry trends.
The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly evaluating a blockbuster trade to acquire an All-Pro safety, aiming to bolster their defense ahead of the upcoming season. Discussions are ongoing as the team seeks to strengthen its secondary.