Author: Samuel Brown

Philadelphia is preparing for school closings, relocations, and new buildings as part of a major district overhaul. Residents can weigh in on the changes through upcoming community meetings and feedback channels.

Northeast Philadelphia businesses along Cottman Avenue are recovering after a deadly medical jet crash. Owners are making repairs amid investigations into the incident, which caused significant damage and disrupted daily operations.

A Philadelphia business owner expresses concern over proposed SEPTA service cuts, warning they could reduce customer traffic and harm local economy. Community impact fears grow as SEPTA considers budget changes.

Two people, Amya Devlin and Mikhail Bowers, were killed in a Memorial Day mass shooting in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park. Nine others were injured in the tragic incident, authorities report.

Pennsylvania schools secured a significant funding increase, aiming to boost education across the state. However, some educators and advocates say critical gaps remain, urging lawmakers to address ongoing disparities.

Philly sports fans pride themselves on being “gritty,” a reputation rooted more in myth than reality. This image, however, powerfully fuels their passion and intense loyalty to local teams, keeping the city’s sports culture alive.

Three Philadelphia women were tragically raped and killed by the “Kensington Strangler,” a necrophiliac whose brutal crimes shocked the community. Authorities continue their investigation to bring justice.

The Philadelphia 76ers announced plans to build a new $1.3 billion arena by 2031. The state-of-the-art facility aims to enhance fan experience and support the team’s long-term growth in the NBA.

Crime remains a pivotal issue in battleground states as the election approaches. The New York Times examines recent trends, voter concerns, and the impact on campaign strategies in these politically charged regions.

A stepson has been accused of fatally stabbing his stepfather in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. The incident is under investigation, with police seeking more details on the motive and circumstances.

The Department of Education has announced layoffs affecting nearly 50% of its workforce, citing budget cuts and restructuring efforts. The move impacts hundreds of employees, sparking concerns about service disruptions.

Three gunmen remain at large following a mass shooting that left two dead, authorities confirm. The incident has sparked a major police hunt as investigations continue. More details are awaited.

Despite a tougher season, the Philadelphia Eagles remain poised to “run it back” in 2024. Fans and analysts weigh in on the team’s potential to bounce back and contend once again in the NFC East.

Polls indicate Kamala Harris delivered a stronger debate performance, yet the race remains tightly contested. Voter preferences show little shift, underscoring ongoing uncertainty as the campaign heads into the final weeks.

A man was arrested for arson at Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s official residence. Police say he had planned to beat the governor. The investigation is ongoing. No injuries reported.

Southern Land Co. has secured a $900M footprint in Philadelphia’s luxury multifamily market, marking a major investment that underscores the city’s rising appeal for upscale residential development.

The PA Department of Community & Economic Development highlights 7 key resources supporting minority-owned businesses in Pennsylvania. These programs offer funding, training, and networking to boost growth and equity in the state’s economy.

The Eagles launch their Memorial Day weekend with a highly anticipated game at the historic Palestra. Fans can expect a fierce showdown as the team aims to build momentum in this iconic venue.

Despite losing the Philadelphia DA primary, Pat Dugan may still challenge incumbent Larry Krasner in the November general election, signaling a potentially contentious race ahead, reports WHYY.

Members of Philadelphia’s Jewish community express deep sorrow and call for unity following the fatal shooting in Washington, D.C. Leaders urge vigilance and solidarity amid heightened concerns over safety and hate crimes.