Author: Olivia Williams

The City of Philadelphia has launched the latest round of its Boost Your Business Program, offering grants and resources to support local small businesses and stimulate economic growth across the city. Applications are now open.

A court has ruled that Philadelphia cannot require a historic home to include references to its ties to slavery. The decision highlights ongoing debates over how history is presented at heritage sites.

In a recent Bleeding Cool News report, “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” star Olivia Olson playfully addressed swirling AI rumors, clarifying facts while teasing fans about the show’s tech-inspired twists.

No Philadelphia mayor has lost a reelection bid in modern history. As Mayor Parker faces upcoming elections, experts weigh the political landscape to determine if her incumbency remains an unbeatable advantage.

Philadelphia buzzes this weekend with vibrant events, including lively beer festivals, outdoor movie screenings, and colorful Pride celebrations. Discover fun for all ages across the city in Metro Philadelphia’s latest guide.

A top Democratic governor weighs in on Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership, Kamala Harris’ political future, and the high-stakes 2028 race, offering insights into shifting strategies and key battlegrounds.

The FIFA World Cup is here, bringing global excitement to fans everywhere. Delawareonline.com offers a comprehensive guide packed with schedules, team info, and viewing tips to help you join in the fun and catch every thrilling moment.

Philadelphia faces a hot and humid Monday with temperatures soaring. CBS News warns of dangerously hot weather approaching, urging residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses in the coming days.

Due to extreme heat, 52 School District of Philadelphia schools will shift to virtual learning on Friday. The move aims to ensure student safety amid soaring temperatures, officials announced.

Progressive Chris Rabb has won a tightly contested Democratic primary in Pennsylvania, emphasizing resilience with his statement, “We are indomitable.” The victory signals strong progressive momentum ahead of the general election.

Philadelphia Union has launched the “Soccer in Schools” program, aiming to boost youth soccer participation and education. This initiative is part of the club’s ongoing World Cup legacy efforts in the local community.

The Philadelphia Eagles have traded star wide receiver A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots in a blockbuster deal that includes a first-round draft pick, sources confirmed to NBC Sports Philadelphia.

A Bucks County woman who reported a sexual assault was tragically killed, leaving her family devastated. Loved ones say she was struggling alone before her death, highlighting ongoing issues of support for survivors.

Despite revisions to the Philadelphia School District’s plan, the closure of Penn-partnered high schools remains on track, sparking concern among students and communities, The Daily Pennsylvanian reports.

A.J. Brown’s Philadelphia Eagles tenure unfolded swiftly, marked by standout performances and key moments. This timeline details his impact from debut to present, highlighting his role in the team’s evolving offensive strategy.

Jamie Gauthier’s unexpected rise reshapes Philadelphia City Hall, blending progressive policies with community engagement. Her fresh approach marks a new chapter in local politics, challenging established power dynamics.

Fertitta Entertainment will control four of Atlantic City’s nine casinos after finalizing a deal to acquire Caesars. The move consolidates the company’s presence in the market, reshaping the city’s gaming landscape.

Brown Brothers Harriman has made a strategic hire in Philadelphia to strengthen its regional growth efforts. The move aims to enhance the firm’s presence and service capabilities across the Mid-Atlantic market.

The School District of Philadelphia has approved amendments to the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 academic calendars, aiming to accelerate learning opportunities and enhance student outcomes.

Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner has urged ICE agents deployed to the airport amid the government shutdown to “play nice,” emphasizing the importance of cooperation and civil conduct during heightened tensions.