Strong opposition erupted at a Philadelphia town hall as community members debated proposed school closures. Parents and educators voiced concerns over impacts on students and neighborhoods, urging officials to reconsider plans.
Year: 2026
Philadelphia’s “Ban the Box” law now includes stricter guidelines for employers on criminal history inquiries. Jackson Lewis highlights key updates to ensure compliance and fair hiring practices.
An indoor golf lounge is set to join Isgro Pastries and Carangi Baking at a South Philadelphia development, expanding the area’s growing food and entertainment offerings. The addition aims to attract more locals and visitors.
Former Seahawks cornerback Riq Woolen has agreed to terms with the Philadelphia Eagles, marking a new chapter in his NFL career. The move was confirmed by Seahawks Wire. Woolen aims to strengthen the Eagles’ secondary.
Crisp temperatures marked the first full day of winter in the Philadelphia area. Residents can expect a mix of snow and rain throughout the day. CBS News provides the latest forecast and live updates.
Windy and cold conditions hit the Philadelphia area this Black Friday, with rain and snow impacting the region. CBS News tracks the weather, providing updates and the forecast for shoppers and commuters.
Philadelphia’s government faces internal conflict over tackling the city’s affordability crisis. Diverging views on policy solutions challenge efforts to provide relief for low-income residents, sparking public debate.
Philadelphia Magazine highlights 21 top spots to cool off in, on, and by the water around the city. From splash pads and pools to riverside parks, this guide offers refreshing escapes for summer days.
The “Master Plan” reveals extensive cuts and closures targeting Philadelphia’s public schools, threatening educational access and quality for thousands. Critics warn it accelerates the privatization of public education.
Philadelphia is investing $2 billion in affordable housing to tackle gun violence, aiming to address root causes like economic instability. Experts watch closely to see if improved housing can curb crime rates.
Chase’s Philadelphia retail head discusses the bank’s expansion strategy and plans to open a financial center targeting affluent clients. The move aims to strengthen Chase’s presence in key local markets.
Jaelan Phillips recently shared his excitement about joining the Philadelphia Eagles, promising fans a relentless and dynamic presence on the field. He called the opportunity “incredible” and vowed to bring energy and impact to the team.
“The Politics of Trash, a Post-Strike Analysis” examines the fallout from Philadelphia’s sanitation strike, highlighting political tensions, public health concerns, and the ongoing struggle to balance workers’ rights with city services.
Philadelphia schools are closing for the fifth time this school year due to heavy snowfall, disrupting classes and transportation. Officials urge families to stay safe amid ongoing severe winter weather.
Snow is expected to arrive in the Philadelphia area this week, according to the latest NEXT Weather forecast. CBS News reports a potential start as early as Wednesday evening, with varying snow intensity through the weekend.
Philadelphia’s police commissioner credits recent drops in crime to community policing, increased patrols, and targeted interventions, highlighting ongoing efforts to keep neighborhoods safe, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
The Two Liberty Place penthouse, boasting panoramic city views, has relisted for $1.769 million. The luxurious residence offers expansive vistas and upscale amenities, attracting high-end buyers in Philadelphia’s competitive market.
The Philadelphia Eagles have seen their fair share of free-agent misses. Eagles Wire highlights the 10 worst signings in franchise history, examining costly contracts and underperforming veterans that failed to deliver on expectations.
A massive sinkhole in Philadelphia’s Old City has disrupted life for neighbors and businesses, causing road closures and safety concerns. Authorities are assessing damage and working to restore normalcy.
The Trump administration has ordered national parks to remove or alter signs and exhibits that portray America in a “negative light,” sparking controversy over historical accuracy and censorship in public spaces.