Author: Charlotte Adams

Philadelphia police have identified multiple individuals arrested during Super Bowl celebrations following the Eagles’ victory. Charges include disorderly conduct and public intoxication, as fans took to the streets in large numbers.

Speed cameras along Broad Street in Philadelphia are set to activate in mid-September, aiming to reduce speeding and enhance pedestrian safety, city officials announced. The program is part of broader traffic enforcement efforts.

Vice President Harris told a Philadelphia church congregation that the upcoming election will “decide the fate of our nation for generations to come,” urging voters to participate in shaping America’s future.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s August 2025 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals a modest improvement in regional manufacturing activity, signaling cautious optimism among factory leaders amid ongoing economic uncertainties.

The “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” finale paid tribute to Lynne Marie Stewart, while Danny DeVito reunited with fellow “Taxi” cast members in a nostalgic moment, delighting fans of both iconic shows.

Three people were killed and nine others injured in a shooting in South Philadelphia late Tuesday. Authorities are investigating the incident amid heightened community concerns over rising gun violence.

The Philadelphia school district and teachers union have forged an unprecedented partnership to improve education, marking a historic shift toward collaboration and unity aimed at benefiting students citywide.

In their preseason opener, the Eagles showcased strong kickoff returns but revealed early offensive regressions against the Bengals. Key players stood out while both teams tested new strategies ahead of the regular season.

The Browns and Eagles kicked off joint practices, spotlighting Pro Bowl-level matchups. Fans can expect intense drills and key player showdowns as both teams prepare for the upcoming NFL season.

Spencer Skubal led the Tigers to a decisive victory over Zack Wheeler and the Phillies in a showdown between top pitchers. Detroit’s offense supported Skubal, securing a crucial win in the MLB clash.

The City of Philadelphia highlights 10 ways to support local small businesses this holiday season. From shopping local to sharing positive reviews, residents are encouraged to spread cheer and boost the community economy.

Hidden beneath Philadelphia’s Carpenters’ Hall, archaeologists uncover remnants of a surprising favorite snack of the Founding Fathers. The discovery sheds new light on colonial life and dining habits. #CBSNews

Dranoff has partnered with Dwight City Group to lead the redevelopment of UArts’ Anderson Hall, aiming to transform the historic building into a vibrant mixed-use space that supports the university and the local community.

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.