Author: William Green

State Sen. Sharif Street has secured the endorsement of building trades unions for his bid in Pennsylvania’s 3rd Congressional District, bolstering his campaign with key labor support, according to Inquirer.com.

The City of Philadelphia has launched a Free Business Tax Preparation Program to assist small business owners with tax filing. The initiative aims to simplify compliance and support local economic growth.

Center City’s Wicked Wolf, a popular sports party bar known for its vibrant atmosphere and game-day events, is closing after a three-year run, marking the end of an era for local fans and nightlife.

A house in Philadelphia’s Germantown neighborhood that recently collapsed had a documented history of code violations and failed inspections, raising concerns about regulatory enforcement, CBS News reports.

NBC10 Philadelphia explores three key strategies to clean up Philly politics, highlighting transparency, campaign finance reform, and stronger ethics enforcement. The report also details major roadblocks slowing reform efforts.

Paris Baguette plans to open 20 new cafes in Greater Philadelphia, including its first location in South Jersey. The expansion aims to strengthen the bakery chain’s presence in the tri-state area.

In a heartfelt guest commentary for The Philadelphia Citizen, the author reflects on the power of the simple phrase “I’m so proud of you,” highlighting its impact on personal growth and community connection in Philadelphia.

Top business leaders played a pivotal role in Philadelphia magazine’s recent sale, orchestrating key negotiations and strategic decisions that shaped the deal. Their influence highlights the growing impact of local executives in media ownership transitions.

“The Fix: Corrupt and Consenting,” featured in The Philadelphia Citizen, exposes deep-rooted political corruption and the complicity within local power structures, revealing how consent fosters systemic abuse in Philadelphia’s governance.

Two teenage boys were injured in a shooting on Girard Avenue in North Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident. No arrests have been made as of now, according to CBS News.

Two people were killed and a third injured in a triple shooting on New Year’s Day in Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of ongoing efforts to curb gun violence in the city.

Former Dodgers star is being hailed as a “prime bounce-back candidate,” Sports Illustrated reports. After a challenging season, experts predict a strong return to form for the talented player in the upcoming year.

A Philadelphia judge’s ruling in a charter school case has cast doubt on Joyce Wilkerson’s position on the school board, raising questions about the legitimacy of her seat, The Inquirer reports.

Philadelphia’s Grow Philly program spotlights 14 local food and beverage small businesses, highlighting their growth stories and community impact. The initiative aims to boost Philly’s culinary startup scene.

A judge has cast doubt on Joyce Wilkerson’s eligibility to serve on the Philadelphia school board, raising questions about her role amid ongoing legal scrutiny. The decision could impact the board’s composition and governance.

Philadelphia comes alive in September with vibrant festivals, diverse food events, and family-friendly fun. From outdoor concerts to street fairs, the city offers something for everyone this fall. Stay tuned with FTN News for full coverage.

The SNAP funding freeze has left many Philadelphia families facing food insecurity. This article outlines where to find free food resources in the region and how community members can contribute to relief efforts.

John Linsley, featured in The Business Journals, is recognized for his strategic leadership and innovative approach in the industry. His impact continues to shape business trends and drive growth in competitive markets.

The Philadelphia Fed’s 2025 Small Business Credit Survey reveals key trends in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Philly metro, and Third District states, highlighting credit access, challenges, and growth opportunities for local small businesses.

Labor Day Weekend 2025 in Philadelphia promises a vibrant lineup of events, festivals, and exhibitions. From outdoor concerts to cultural fairs, the city offers diverse activities for all ages. Visit Philadelphia to plan your celebration.