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Netflix announces its first physical locations, the Netflix Houses, set to open in Philadelphia and Dallas by late 2025. These hubs aim to enhance fan experiences and showcase original content in immersive settings.
Philly teachers are heading to Harrisburg to advocate for increased education funding. Their goal: secure vital resources to support schools and improve student outcomes across Philadelphia.
Caesars Entertainment has finalized the sale of Harrah’s Philadelphia and completed lease amendments, marking a significant move in its strategic portfolio management and operational focus.
Philadelphia Sports Nation is abuzz with anticipation as reports suggest a major Kelly Green announcement is imminent. Fans await details on potential team updates or new merchandise in the iconic shade.
A year after its launch, Philadelphia’s Crime Scene Cleanup Program is planning to expand. The initiative aims to support victims’ families and improve public health by professionally managing trauma scenes across the city.
The first year of the Kensington crackdown saw authorities confront rampant disorder with increased police presence and stricter enforcement. However, critics argue the efforts merely shifted problems to neighboring areas, raising questions about long-term effectiveness.
Philadelphia PD will no longer arrest minors for select first-time offenses under a new diversion program aimed at reducing youth incarceration and promoting rehabilitation. The initiative focuses on early intervention and community support.
Penn, the Neubauer Family Foundation, and the Philadelphia Police Department have partnered to enhance police leadership education, aiming to strengthen community relations and improve public safety through advanced training opportunities.
The future of two Philadelphia charter schools is now uncertain as funding and enrollment challenges mount. The schools face potential closure, sparking concern among families and educators.
A deadly fire and explosion in Philadelphia has left 1 person dead and 2 injured. The blast leveled or damaged multiple homes, prompting emergency response and ongoing investigations. Authorities urge residents to stay clear of the area.
A new marina and entertainment complex is planned for Northeast Philadelphia, promising waterfront dining, boating, and recreational activities. The project aims to boost local tourism and economy along the Delaware River.
As the 2025–26 season approaches, Philadelphia Eagles fans hope for a breakthrough year marked by strong defense, explosive offense, and a deep playoff run to reclaim the NFL spotlight.
The stars of “Dope Thief” open up about playing vulnerable, emotional characters in the new crime drama set in Philadelphia. The series explores complex human stories amid the city’s gritty underworld.
Philadelphia’s high business and wage taxes are straining local businesses and workers alike. Critics argue these levies impede economic growth and drive talent away, calling for urgent tax reforms to boost the city’s economy.
Philadelphia’s sports betting surge is fueled by recent legalization, passionate local fanbase, and major sports franchises. With new platforms and events, the city is becoming a hotspot for wagering excitement.
The Philadelphia Eagles face questions about whether their recent success is sustainable or if they’re due for a “luck” regression. Analysts weigh in on key stats and performance trends shaping the team’s future.
Crime rates on Philadelphia and San Francisco transit systems continue to decline, according to recent data. Officials credit increased security measures and community outreach programs for the sustained drop.
“Shadow School Choice: When Public Schools Turn Students Away,” highlights how some public schools reject applicants, pushing families toward limited options. This covert selection risks educational equity and demands urgent policy review.
Despite a notable drop in crime rates, safety fears remain deeply entrenched in Center City, Bisnow reports. The persistent perception of danger continues to affect residents’ sense of security.
President Joe Biden was seen dining at a Philadelphia restaurant while the television series “Reacher” was filming nearby. The location shoot drew local attention, highlighting the city’s vibrant cultural scene.