Author: Samuel Brown

Halloween spookiness goes big in a Philadelphia neighborhood, where residents have transformed their block into a haunting spectacle. The growing display attracts crowds eager to experience the festive fright.

The Philadelphia Eagles’ iconic “Tush Push” play will now be officially sponsored by DUDE Wipes. The partnership highlights the play’s popularity and merges sports with lifestyle branding.

As the storm moves out, the Philadelphia area will experience a cloudy and breezy Tuesday, with cooler temperatures and occasional gusts. Residents should prepare for unsettled skies throughout the day, CBS News reports.

The Citizens Police Oversight Commission in Philadelphia offers a streamlined platform for non-emergency crime reporting. Residents can safely report incidents, ensuring timely responses without tying up emergency lines.

Philadelphia’s entertainment scene is evolving with a fresh wave of indoor fun and games. From cutting-edge arcades to immersive escape rooms, Philly Levels Up offers new ways to play and connect year-round.

In “Guest Commentary: Philadelphia’s Educational Double Standard,” The Philadelphia Citizen highlights disparities in school funding and resources, revealing how systemic inequities continue to impact student outcomes citywide.

A Philadelphia-based court is hearing an appeal in a key free speech case involving a Columbia University student detained by ICE, spotlighting issues of immigration enforcement and constitutional rights.

The Glow in Philadelphia transforms traditional jack o’lanterns into stunning works of art, showcasing intricate designs and vibrant displays. This popular event lights up the city with creativity and Halloween spirit.

The Philadelphia Eagles face crucial decisions as they navigate future contracts amid an ever-expanding salary cap. Strategic signings and extensions will shape the team’s competitive edge in upcoming seasons.

Remains discovered at an abandoned Philadelphia school have been confirmed as those of missing woman Kada Scott, authorities announced. The case deepens the ongoing investigation into her disappearance.

Philadelphia’s violent crime rate has dropped to its lowest point in 20 years, according to recent data. This decline contrasts with former President Trump’s claims that the city is suffering from rising violence.

Philadelphia schools face financial strain as delays in the state budget jeopardize funding. Educators warn that late payments disrupt operations, affecting classrooms and student resources across the district.

Police investigation reveals signs that Philadelphia woman Kada Scott was not voluntarily missing. Authorities continue to search for answers in what appears to be an urgent and complex case.

Philadelphia businesses urge City Council to repeal new curfew laws, citing economic harm and unfair restrictions. The Institute for Justice backs the call, highlighting impacts on local commerce and community recovery.

President Joe Biden surprised fans by stopping at the “Reacher” set during a breakfast outing in Philadelphia. The unexpected visit delighted cast and crew, adding a unique moment to the popular series’ production.

In a thrilling finish, Jordan Davis blocked a crucial field goal and scored a touchdown to secure a dramatic win for the Eagles over the Rams, avoiding a “no mas” collapse in the final moments.

Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro attributes the decline in travelers to Philadelphia and rising prices to former President Trump’s policies, linking his administration’s decisions to ongoing economic challenges in the region.

A woman was fatally shot in front of a North Philadelphia church, police report. Authorities are investigating the incident, which occurred Tuesday evening near the historic neighborhood landmark. No arrests have been made.

Comcast’s recent TV deal highlights a stark reality for the once-dominant cable industry, facing declining subscribers and shifting viewer habits as streaming services reshape the media landscape.

Penn graduate Charlie Javice was sentenced to 7 years in prison for defrauding JPMorgan Chase of $175 million. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of fintech startups and investor fraud.