Philadelphia heats up this summer with family-friendly fun and smart ways to stay cool. From splash pads to shaded parks and icy treats, Mommy Poppins highlights top local spots and activities to beat the heat and enjoy the season.
Year: 2026
Philadelphia schools have agreed to reverse recent teacher and staff cuts following community backlash and negotiations, ensuring restored support for students ahead of the new academic year, Chalkbeat reports.
Philadelphia reports a 29% drop in gun violence near newly developed green spaces, highlighting the positive impact of urban parks on community safety, according to a recent Planetizen study.
Philadelphia independent contractors must register with the city, understand tax obligations, secure necessary licenses, meet safety standards, and stay informed on local labor laws to ensure compliance and smooth business operations.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ Mock Draft Tracker 3.0 is live, analyzing top prospects and team needs. Fans eagerly await who the Eagles will select in Round 1 as draft day approaches. Stay tuned for updates.
The U.S. men’s soccer team won’t face England in Philadelphia on the nation’s 250th birthday. Instead, the hosts will open their knockout stage campaign against a different opponent, reshaping expectations for the high-profile match.
A construction worker is in critical condition after being struck in a hit-and-run incident in Philadelphia. Authorities are investigating and seeking witnesses to identify the driver involved. Updates to follow.
Philadelphia’s Democratic primary highlights the clash between establishment and progressive forces, testing the limits of US progressivism amid debates on policing, housing, and economic justice.
In 1777, the British army seized Philadelphia, marking a pivotal moment in the Revolutionary War. Their occupation brought both strategic advantage and significant challenges. WHYY explores this critical chapter in American history.
Seventeen Philadelphia schools are slated to close in 2027 as part of district restructuring efforts. The move aims to address enrollment declines and budget challenges, impacting students and communities across the city.
Improving road safety in Philadelphia is as critical as addressing violent crime, officials say. With rising traffic incidents causing injury and death, a balanced focus on street safety and crime prevention is essential for community well-being.
New York Life plans to cut its office space by 50% in its upcoming Center City move, reflecting a shift toward hybrid work. The downsizing marks a significant change for the insurer’s Philly presence.
The 5 O’Clock Club on Yahoo Sports dives into the Philadelphia Eagles roster, debating which player rivals would most want to steal. From dynamic playmakers to defensive standouts, the roster offers top-tier talent.
A person of interest was questioned but no arrests were made following a hit-and-run that killed a woman in South Philadelphia, police said. Investigations continue as authorities seek more information.
Balashine Properties has refinanced debt on its two-building office complex in the Philadelphia suburbs, strengthening its financial position amid shifting market conditions, according to CoStar reports.
Chris Rabb’s PA-3 primary campaign stands out for its unapologetically progressive agenda, advocating bold reforms on social justice, climate action, and economic equity. His grassroots approach energizes voters.
NBC10 Philadelphia presents a budget-friendly guide to summer fun in Philly, highlighting free events, affordable dining, and family-friendly activities to enjoy the city without breaking the bank.
As Trump intensifies attacks on DEI initiatives, college diversity officers from across the U.S. convened in Philadelphia to strategize ways to sustain and advance inclusion efforts amid mounting political pressures.
A man is in critical condition after being shot in the head in Point Breeze, Philadelphia, police report. Authorities are investigating the shooting, and no arrests have been made. The incident remains under active investigation.
Philadelphia officials are set to approve extended-hours permits for bars during the FIFA World Cup next week, allowing venues to stay open later to accommodate fans catching the action, CBS News reports.