Philadelphia teachers typically receive state test scores over the summer to guide instruction. This year, delays mean educators are still waiting, raising concerns about planning for the upcoming school year.
A Federal Reserve economist has raised serious concerns about Philadelphia’s future spending outlook, citing economic uncertainties that could impact growth and budget stability, according to The Business Journals.
Zach Ertz has officially returned to Philadelphia, expressing his honor to don the Eagles green once again. Fans eagerly anticipate the veteran tight end’s impact as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
Consumer Reports warns that e-scooters are too dangerous to recommend, citing frequent accidents and safety concerns. The report urges improved regulations to protect riders and pedestrians.
Philadelphia police have identified the masked suspect accused of terrorizing residents in recent incidents. Authorities urge the public to remain vigilant as the investigation continues. No further details have been released.
Philly Mayor Cherelle Parker marks 1,000 days in office, reflecting on progress and challenges. In an NBC10 interview, she outlines her priorities moving forward, focusing on public safety, economic growth, and community engagement.
Fall fun kicks off at the 14th annual Roxtoberfest in Philadelphia, celebrating local brews, food, and music. The popular autumn event draws crowds eager to enjoy seasonal festivities and community spirit.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority reminds drivers that school zone speed cameras are active. Motorists are urged to slow down and drive safely to protect students and avoid fines. Authorities will enforce limits rigorously.
Philadelphia is on track for its lowest homicide total in over 60 years, signaling a significant drop in violent crime. Officials attribute the decline to community efforts and enhanced police strategies.
A Philly business whisperer has played a pivotal role in closing $41 billion in state deals, boosting economic growth and investment opportunities, according to the Philadelphia Business Journal.
The Philadelphia Phillies halted their late-season collapse and secured a playoff spot with a crucial win, entering the postseason confidently and proving their resilience, NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.
A 70-year-old man was shot and killed Friday morning in Philadelphia, according to police. Authorities are investigating the fatal incident, which has raised concern in the local community.
A man was killed in a shooting Monday in West Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, but no arrests have been made. The investigation remains ongoing.
Bucks and Montgomery Counties emerge as pivotal battlegrounds in Pennsylvania’s state Senate race, with control of the chamber potentially hinging on these key suburban districts, experts say.
CAMERA’s report on antisemitism in Philadelphia schools was highlighted in a public hearing, sparking calls for stronger measures to combat discrimination and promote inclusivity in education, The Jerusalem Post reports.
A federal judge indicated that actions by DA Larry Krasner’s office in a contentious case may constitute crimes, raising serious questions about prosecutorial conduct, reports Inquirer.com.
A Philadelphia neighborhood known for its small businesses is embracing World Cup fever, boosting local commerce as fans gather to watch matches. Community shops report increased foot traffic and sales linked to the global event.
Andrew Painter delivered a strong dual performance, but the Phillies faltered in Queens. Despite his efforts, Philadelphia’s bullpen struggles cost them against the Mets in a tough road loss.
Philadelphia area is set for a warm Friday with mild temperatures before rain moves in later in the day. Residents should prepare for wet conditions as a weather system approaches. Stay tuned to CBS News for updates.
A political scientist’s latest study highlights the surge of grassroots activism in local government, using Philadelphia as a key case. The research reveals how citizen engagement is reshaping city politics and policy-making.