The Business Journals reveal the 2025 Best Places to Work finalists in the micro company category, highlighting standout small businesses excelling in employee satisfaction and workplace culture.
The Philadelphia Eagles face questions about whether their recent success is sustainable or if they’re due for a “luck” regression. Analysts weigh in on key stats and performance trends shaping the team’s future.
Thousands of Philadelphia city workers have gone on strike, disrupting trash collection, 911 emergency services, and other essential functions. The walkout highlights ongoing labor disputes and impacts daily city operations.
John Fetterman criticized the escalating chaos in Los Angeles, describing the situation as ‘anarchy.’ The Pennsylvania senator voiced concerns over rising crime and lawlessness during a recent public address.
Philadelphia schools are aiming to lead the AI education revolution by integrating cutting-edge technology into classrooms. Their goal: to prepare students for a future driven by artificial intelligence.
Crime rates on Philadelphia and San Francisco transit systems continue to decline, according to recent data. Officials credit increased security measures and community outreach programs for the sustained drop.
TikTok-famous candy brand Sweet Treats opened its first brick-and-mortar store in Eastern Pennsylvania, drawing crowds eager to try their viral confections. The shop aims to blend digital fame with local charm.
FOX Sports highlights the 10 biggest athletes in Philadelphia, celebrating stars who have shaped the city’s rich sports legacy. From iconic legends to current heroes, these athletes define Philly pride on and off the field.
Two women were shot following a fight at an Airbnb party in Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, seeking witnesses to help identify those responsible.
Another national protest is set to take place, targeting former President Trump’s planned birthday military parade. Critics argue the event is a misuse of funds and a display of political spectacle.
A groundbreaking immersive “time-traveling” experience is set to debut in Philadelphia this summer. Visitors will journey through pivotal moments in history using cutting-edge technology. Tickets go on sale next month.
The DOJ has filed criminal charges against the School District of Philadelphia for mishandling asbestos management, alleging violations that endangered students and staff. The case highlights ongoing concerns over school safety.
Pennsylvania’s hate crime law currently excludes protections for the LGBTQ+ community, sparking calls for legislative reform. Advocates urge inclusion to ensure equal legal safeguards against bias-motivated violence.
Philadelphia highlights its vibrant Black-, Latino-, and AAPI-owned businesses, encouraging residents and visitors to support diverse local entrepreneurs. The initiative aims to boost economic growth and celebrate cultural heritage across the city.
Phillies Weekly Recap: Philadelphia’s pitching staff delivered dominant performances this week, but the offense struggled to find its rhythm, leading to mixed results for the team in crucial games.
Philadelphia faces extreme heat this week with temperatures soaring above 90°F. Stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities during peak hours, and seek cooling centers. WHYY has essential tips to keep you safe and cool.
ESPN is assessing the Philadelphia 76ers’ potential as NBA title contenders, scrutinizing their roster, coaching, and recent performance. Sports Illustrated reports on the team’s strengths and challenges heading into the season.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro criticized former President Donald Trump’s recent comments on Gaza, labeling them an “unserious proposal” during a press briefing, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
Popsugar highlights 28 iconic moments from “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” that perfectly capture the chaos and camaraderie of pub crawls. Fans will recognize these hilarious scenes as pub crawl essentials.
“Shadow School Choice: When Public Schools Turn Students Away,” highlights how some public schools reject applicants, pushing families toward limited options. This covert selection risks educational equity and demands urgent policy review.