Author: Charlotte Adams

Democrat Bob Harvie has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, accusing him of defamation over recent campaign ads, escalating tensions in the heated race, reports Inquirer.com.

Philadelphia is witnessing a surge in support for women’s sports, with new investments, growing fan bases, and increasing media coverage signaling a pivotal moment for female athletes in the city.

This weekend in Philly offers a lively mix: explore local bookstores on a unique crawl, discover dinosaur exhibits at museums, and enjoy a range of cultural events. Metro Philadelphia highlights must-see activities for all ages.

Eagles coach Nick Spadaro highlights joint practices with the New England Patriots as a prime opportunity for player growth and team development, emphasizing the benefits of facing a top-tier opponent.

America250 has officially sealed “America’s Time Capsule” and unveiled its final contents ahead of its July 4 burial in Philadelphia. The historic event marks a milestone in commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary.

A mass shooting at a Lawncrest party left one man dead and four others injured, Philadelphia police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as tension grips the community.

The City of Philadelphia continues its response to the July 11 storm, offering vital resources and support to residents as recovery efforts remain underway. Visit phila.gov for updates and assistance information.

A Philadelphia man accused of hunting and killing two gay men remains at large, authorities report. Police continue their search, urging anyone with information to come forward. The case has raised concerns about targeted violence.

Philadelphia has been named the best NFL city in America, according to a recent Yahoo Sports ranking. Praised for its passionate fanbase and rich football culture, Philly continues to stand out. Go Birds!

The federal government has replaced the slavery exhibition at Washington’s historic Philadelphia home, aiming to provide a more accurate and inclusive narrative of his life and legacy, officials announced Wednesday.

Vic Fangio stands firmly with Rob Thomson amid ongoing scrutiny. The veteran coach praises Thomson’s leadership and resilience, emphasizing unity as the team navigates a challenging season, reports Crossing Broad.

In a recent guest commentary for The Philadelphia Citizen, Ala Stanford critiques the Barbie double standard, highlighting gender biases embedded in societal expectations and media portrayals.

Patti LaBelle, Miles Teller, and iconic Philly treats headline the MLB All-Star Game festivities in Philadelphia. Fans can expect star-studded performances and local flavors celebrating the city’s rich culture.

A note referencing serial killer Ted Bundy was uncovered during a Philadelphia house investigation, described by officials as “trash that needs to go,” NBC10 Philadelphia reports. Authorities continue their inquiry.

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed running back Elijah Mitchell, bolstering their backfield depth. Mitchell, known for his explosive running style, aims to make an impact in the upcoming NFL season.

French bakery Au Fournil has signed a lease to double its production space in Delaware County, aiming to meet rising demand and expand its regional footprint. The move marks a significant growth milestone for the brand.

Philadelphia school board members are pushing for increased oversight of select charter schools, citing concerns over accountability and performance. The move aims to ensure better transparency and quality education for all students.

ICE is increasing arrests at Philadelphia International Airport, raising concerns among immigrant advocates. The agency says the enforcement targets individuals with legal violations, but critics highlight potential impacts on travelers and communities.

Thousands of jobs in Delaware County are at risk as Boeing’s Chinook helicopter program faces uncertainty. The potential setback threatens the local economy and workers relying on the defense contract, CBS News reports.

Philadelphia’s criminal justice fines and fees disproportionately impact the city’s poorest neighborhoods, worsening economic hardships and perpetuating cycles of poverty, a new report reveals.