Ala Stanford and Chris Rabb clash over AIPAC amid Philadelphia’s heated U.S. House race, highlighting the organization’s controversial role in local politics. The dispute underscores deep divisions in campaign strategies.
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The Philadelphia Board of Education is set to vote on a controversial school closure plan. Our guide breaks down key details, community reactions, and potential impacts ahead of the decision. Stay informed with Chalkbeat.
A man was fatally shot multiple times outside an alleged speakeasy in Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no suspects publicly identified at this time.
Philadelphia Magazine ranks the 25 most iconic Philly athletes of all time, celebrating legends across sports who have left an indelible mark on the city’s rich athletic history and inspired generations of fans.
The ongoing conflict in Iran is weighing heavily on Philadelphia consumer sentiment, sparking concerns over rising energy costs and economic uncertainty, according to The Business Journals.
The Philadelphia Eagles have utilized the franchise tag strategically in recent NFL free agency periods, balancing player retention and cap management. Their approach reflects a cautious but calculated effort to strengthen key roster spots.
Reports indicate the Philadelphia Eagles have re-signed tight end Dallas Goedert, securing the key offensive weapon for the upcoming season. The move aims to bolster the team’s passing game, sources say.
Philadelphia sports teams are energized by a wave of young talent, igniting hope and excitement among Philly fans. 97.3 ESPN highlights how this infusion of youth is reshaping the city’s sports landscape.
Philadelphia residents voiced strong opinions on proposed school closures during Thursday’s town hall, highlighting concerns about education quality, community impact, and resource allocation.
The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office provided updates on recent shootings, including the case of a 3-year-old victim. Authorities continue their investigation and emphasize community safety. More details at phillyda.org.
2025 in Review highlights the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl triumph and the Philadelphia 76ers’ arena relocation as top sports business stories, underscoring major shifts in fan engagement and revenue growth.
ERO Philadelphia removed a criminal noncitizen wanted in El Salvador for extortion, officials said. The arrest underscores ongoing ICE efforts to apprehend individuals with serious criminal ties abroad.
Mehmet Oz, the television personality and political candidate, does not currently reside in Pennsylvania, despite his campaign ties to the state. Inquirer.com reports he primarily lives in New Jersey.
Soha St. Juste of Fifteen Architecture + Design has been honored at the Diversity in Business Awards 2026, recognizing her leadership in fostering inclusivity and innovation within the industry.
Cherelle Parker, Josh Shapiro, and other prominent Pennsylvania politicians are headed to New York City for a high-profile gathering. The event highlights their efforts to strengthen regional ties and political alliances.
Philadelphia faces cooler temperatures Monday, with a wintry mix expected Tuesday, including snow and sleet. Warmer weather is forecast to return midweek, bringing relief from the cold. CBS News will continue tracking updates.
Strong storms swept through the Philadelphia area, unleashing heavy rain and strong winds, causing disruptions and power outages. CBS News reports ongoing weather updates with forecasts calling for continued unsettled conditions.
Philadelphia Magazine highlights 14 top spraygrounds across the city, offering families fun, free ways to beat the summer heat. These vibrant water play areas provide safe, refreshing escapes for kids and parents alike.
FMC Corp. is exploring a potential sale after reporting a $2.2 billion loss, signaling major shifts ahead for the chemical manufacturer. The company aims to stabilize amid market pressures.
Philadelphia parents say they face many school choices but struggle with unclear information. They call for better guidance to navigate options and make informed decisions for their children’s education, Chalkbeat reports.