Author: Miles Cooper

Uncle Giuseppe’s is expanding with its first local stores opening soon in King of Prussia and South Jersey, marking a key step in its regional growth strategy. The openings are announced by The Business Journals.

Two 16-year-old boys have been charged with murder in connection to the fatal shooting of a Penn State student. Authorities continue to investigate the incident, urging anyone with information to come forward.

A Philadelphia man wearing a “Chucky” mask was apprehended in Las Vegas following a manhunt. Authorities charged him with terrorizing citizens, bringing an end to the nationwide search.

Several teens were arrested and cited after causing chaos in Philadelphia’s Center City, police say. Authorities responded to multiple incidents involving disorderly conduct, prompting increased patrols in the area.

USA Hockey honored the Gaudreau brothers at the 2026 Olympics, celebrating their impact on the sport. Parents shared heartfelt reflections on their sons’ journey and achievements, emphasizing family pride.

Philadelphia plans to close 17 schools to tackle aging infrastructure and budget challenges. The move aims to consolidate resources and improve educational facilities for students across the district.

Bentley Systems has opened a 22,000-square-foot office in Old City, Philadelphia, establishing a new technology hub to drive innovation and expand its workforce in the region.

Philadelphia police report a baby was found abandoned on a sidewalk after a thief stole a car with the child inside. Authorities are investigating the incident, prioritizing the infant’s safety and seeking the suspect.

Philadelphia’s 3rd Congressional District race, marked by high costs, fierce competition, and crowded candidates, is nearing an unpredictable finish, leaving voters and analysts closely watching the final stretch.

The federal government has installed reworked panels on slavery at George Washington’s Philadelphia home near Independence Mall, aiming to provide a more accurate and comprehensive historical narrative.

Seeking relief from Florida’s rising costs and heated politics, many are relocating to Philadelphia. The city offers a more affordable lifestyle and a calmer atmosphere, attracting residents in search of peace of mind.

Apartment concessions in Philadelphia are starting to ease after reaching winter highs, signaling a stabilizing rental market. According to CoStar, landlords are reducing incentives as demand strengthens.

Some Philadelphia teachers report feeling pressured to pass students who rarely attend class or complete assignments, raising concerns about academic standards and accountability in city schools, according to Inquirer.com.

Downbeach.com highlights top family-friendly spots in Philadelphia, from interactive museums to outdoor parks, ensuring fun and educational experiences for kids of all ages. Perfect for planning your next family outing.

In a recent interview, 76ers guard Patrick Beverley urged LeBron James to consider living in Philadelphia. Beverley highlighted the city’s vibrant culture and passionate fanbase as reasons why LeBron would thrive there.

Jon Batiste has canceled his scheduled concert this Friday in Philadelphia, citing unforeseen circumstances. Ticket holders are advised to check official channels for updates and refund information.

Philadelphia police have identified the masked suspect accused of terrorizing residents across the city. Authorities continue to investigate the incidents as they urge the public to remain vigilant.

A controversy erupted at Philadelphia Ward 22’s Democratic organizing meeting, marked by fraud accusations and a scuffle outside. The incident drew sharp criticism and heightened tensions within the local party ranks.

Chance of showers expected Thursday across the Philadelphia region, with intermittent rain likely continuing through the weekend. Residents should prepare for wet conditions. Stay updated with the latest CBS News forecast.

Philadelphia families now have increased access to education through a new scholarship program, offering expanded school choices and financial relief. The initiative aims to enhance opportunities for students citywide.