Author: Sophia Davis

For the first time in nearly a decade, Philadelphia’s school district saw an enrollment increase, reversing a long-standing decline. The rise signals renewed confidence in local public education, PhillyVoice reports.

Lt. Gov. Austin Davis advocates for a new statewide afterschool program aimed at boosting education and safety in North Philadelphia. The initiative seeks expanded funding and community partnerships.

The City of Philadelphia’s Department of Commerce hosts monthly events designed to support local businesses. These gatherings offer networking, resources, and expert insights to help entrepreneurs thrive and expand in Philadelphia’s dynamic market.

A rookie Philadelphia police officer was shot in the stomach while attempting to break up a fight near a local high school. Authorities have launched an investigation as the officer receives medical treatment.

Protesters clashed with police outside the Donald Trump-Kamala Harris debate in Philadelphia, highlighting deep political divisions as security struggled to manage the tense crowd, according to Inquirer.com.

Philadelphia launches a new pre-K application platform amid ongoing staffing shortages. Subsidy updates aim to ease access, addressing key challenges in early childhood education across the city.

Funding cuts to the DOGE program have left Philadelphia-area museums and libraries scrambling to adjust budgets and programming. Institutions warn these reductions threaten community services and cultural accessibility.

“Deep Canvassing in Philadelphia: A Love Story” explores how heartfelt, empathetic conversations transformed voter engagement in the city, highlighting the power of personal connection in political organizing.

Philadelphia police confirm a series of recent cargo thefts is linked to an organized crime ring. Authorities are intensifying investigations to dismantle the network and recover stolen goods, urging public vigilance.