Author: Sophia Davis

Philadelphia offers plenty of family-friendly options this Thanksgiving. From parks to select restaurants and cultural spots, Philly welcomes families seeking fun and togetherness on the holiday.

A woman has been accused of attempting to hire a man she met on Tinder to kill her ex and his daughter, authorities in Philadelphia report. The case is under investigation by local law enforcement.

A man and woman were found shot to death inside a home in Kensington, Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the double homicide and have not released information on suspects or motive.

Students in the Philadelphia region face brutally cold temperatures Monday as they head to school, prompting concerns about safety and delays. Authorities urge layers and caution amid the severe winter chill.

Halloween candy prices are rising nationwide, but Philadelphia’s craft chocolate makers remain undeterred. Local artisans focus on quality and creativity, offering sweet alternatives despite economic challenges.

Snow blankets the Philadelphia region as dangerous cold and strong winds move in, prompting weather alerts and travel disruptions. Residents are urged to stay indoors and prepare for hazardous conditions. (FOX 29 Philadelphia)

Philadelphia public schools superintendent warns that a potential SEPTA strike could cause significant disruptions for students and families, urging swift resolution to avoid impacting daily commutes and school attendance.

Philadelphia is pausing the use of certain diversity targets in city contracts amid a growing national backlash against DEI initiatives. The move reflects increasing scrutiny of equity programs nationwide.

Following the “No Kings” event, Philadelphia faces ongoing challenges amid the federal shutdown. Essential services remain impacted, with city officials navigating budget constraints and uncertainty. Residents await further updates.

LL Cool J will welcome 2026 with a free New Year’s Eve concert in Philadelphia, energizing the city’s celebrations with live hip-hop. The event promises a vibrant start to the new year for fans and attendees.

W/Element developer secures victory in yearslong legal battle over construction defects at a major hotel project. The court ruling marks a significant win, resolving lingering disputes and paving the way for project completion.

After Kada Scott’s body was discovered near a vacant Philadelphia school, the community is calling on district officials to take immediate action to address safety concerns and prevent further tragedies.

The lingering effects of the recent government shutdown continue to impact low-income residents in Philadelphia, as holiday assistance programs face delays and funding shortages, leaving vulnerable families struggling ahead of the season.

A new Capital B News report explores whether school closures in Philadelphia have contributed to rising gun violence. Experts weigh in on how lost safe spaces may impact youth and community safety.

A man was shot just a block from his home during an attempted robbery in Philadelphia. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about local neighborhood safety. No arrests have been made.

Diverse investments are driving a notable rebound in Philadelphia’s office market, signaling renewed confidence among investors and businesses in the city’s commercial real estate sector.

Philadelphia’s vibrant Black-owned shops and boutiques offer unique goods and cultural experiences. This guide highlights must-visit spots, supporting local entrepreneurs while exploring the city’s rich heritage.

“Your City Defined: Pay-to-Play – The Philadelphia Citizen” investigates how political contributions may influence city contracts and decisions in Philadelphia, highlighting concerns over transparency and fairness in local governance.

A suspect has been arrested in connection with the stabbing death of an Abington Township man walking to work in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. The investigation remains ongoing as police seek further details.

Kenyatta Johnson was elected president of the revamped Philadelphia City Council, marking a new chapter in city governance. His leadership signals a focus on reform and unity within the council.