Author: William Green

“This Election Is a Whole Lot Bigger Than What Happens in Philadelphia,” says Mother Jones, highlighting how local outcomes reflect wider national political shifts, underscoring the election’s broad impact beyond city borders.

Former President Donald Trump and commentator Ben Shapiro clashed over deploying the National Guard to combat crime in U.S. cities. The debate highlights ongoing tensions over policing and public safety strategies.

This Labor Day weekend, Philadelphia offers plenty of local events and activities, from outdoor concerts and food festivals to family-friendly outings. No need to travel—fun is right here in the City of Brotherly Love.

Anti-Trump demonstrators filled streets, parks, and plazas nationwide as organizers claim millions participated in protests across the US. The gatherings reflect widespread opposition ahead of upcoming political events.

Linebacker Ben VanSumeren is officially back with the Philadelphia Eagles for another season, Yahoo Sports reports. The team retains the promising defensive talent as they prepare for the upcoming NFL campaign.

The severe weather threat in the Philadelphia region has passed after storms delivered heavy rain and powerful winds. Authorities report no major damage as conditions improve, bringing relief to residents.

Phillies’ first-round pick Wood impressed in his pro debut, striking out five batters. “Here it is; hit it,” he said, showing poise on the mound in a promising start to his career.

A man was shot and killed after answering a knock at his North Philadelphia home, police reported. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the deadly incident. No arrests have been made.

City Council faces backlash over proposed elimination of Philly’s small business tax exemption, citing concerns it could hurt local entrepreneurs and slow economic recovery, WHYY reports.

Philly DA Larry Krasner defends cashless bail amid pressure from Trump’s executive order targeting states and cities that adopt the system, emphasizing its role in promoting equity and reducing incarceration disparities.

Andrew Vail joins The Business Journals as a senior journalist, bringing extensive experience in business reporting. His expertise will enhance coverage of local and national economic trends.

In his 2nd State of Schools address, Philadelphia Superintendent shared progress in student outcomes and school improvements but emphasized ongoing challenges and the need for continued efforts to support educators and students.

Commentary: The Four Seasons Total Landscaping press conference initially seemed like a comedic misstep. However, the unusual choice of venue served as a stark warning about the chaotic state of political communication.

The Museum of Illusions in Philadelphia offers a captivating experience full of mind-bending exhibits and interactive displays. Visitors can explore optical illusions that challenge perception, making it a must-visit spot in the city.

Four people were injured after a tree fell near the Please Touch Museum in Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. Fire officials responded promptly to the scene, providing aid and clearing the area. The cause of the incident remains under investigation.

The Philadelphia Eagles have cut a standout from early training camp but remain committed to an underrated rookie UDFA. The move signals a strategic shift as the team fine-tunes its roster ahead of the season.

The Philadelphia Eagles are actively working to remove counterfeit political ads circulating in the city. The team aims to protect voters from misinformation ahead of upcoming elections, partnering with local officials and platforms.

A man was killed in a double shooting Wednesday evening in Kensington, Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not released any suspect information. No other injuries were confirmed.

Minaris, led by its new CEO at the Navy Yard, is set to refine its long-term strategy. The leadership shift aims to drive growth and innovation in the competitive business landscape.

At a small liberal arts college in Delaware County, students uphold the tradition of “Pizza and Politics” during presidential debates, blending lively discussion with shared meals to engage the community in civics.