A recent poll by The Pew Charitable Trusts reveals that most Philadelphians want city leaders to prioritize addressing crime. Residents express urgent concerns over safety and call for stronger law enforcement measures.
Philadelphia’s bid for the 2028 Democratic National Convention is seen as a strategic move to position the city for the 2032 event, highlighting its growing appeal as a major political and economic hub.
The Philadelphia Eagles appear to have their next kicker lined up as a potential replacement for veteran Jake Elliott. Sources suggest the team is evaluating young talent to ensure a seamless transition in upcoming seasons.
A U.S. judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore a Philadelphia slavery exhibit that was removed under controversial directives. The ruling emphasizes the importance of preserving historical narratives.
In North Philadelphia, residents say daily struggles like housing and safety outpace political concerns. The article critiques Mayor Kenney’s focus, highlighting a disconnect between city leadership and community needs.
Lawsuits have become a central strategy in the ongoing battle to reshape U.S. education, with conservative groups and allies of former President Trump using the courts to challenge curricula and school policies nationwide.
Authorities have uncovered a cash trapping scam targeting Philadelphia ATMs, where criminals install devices to steal victims’ money. Officials urge users to remain vigilant and report suspicious machines immediately.
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s February 2026 Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey reveals a modest uptick in regional factory activity, signaling cautious optimism among manufacturers despite ongoing economic uncertainties.
A man in an SUV was among two people shot in Philadelphia’s East Falls neighborhood, authorities confirmed. The incident remains under investigation as police work to determine the circumstances surrounding the shooting.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was treated at a Philadelphia hospital in March for an undisclosed health issue. He returned to the bench just days later, resuming his duties without delay, court officials confirmed.
Fans of “The Simpsons” can catch a unique experience in Philadelphia with the “Simpsons in Philly” event. The interactive exhibit features iconic scenes and exclusive memorabilia, celebrating the show’s legacy.
Governor Shapiro’s budget proposal for Philadelphia schools includes increased funding for classroom resources, mental health services, and infrastructure upgrades. The plan aims to address learning gaps and improve school facilities across the city.
Philadelphia’s 2025 homicide rate shows a continued decline, marking the lowest levels in recent years. Officials credit community efforts and enhanced policing strategies for the steady drop in violent crime.
The ‘Shark Tank’ open casting call in Philadelphia attracted 700 hopeful entrepreneurs vying for a chance to pitch their businesses on the hit TV show. The event showcased diverse innovations and entrepreneurial spirit across the city.
Philadelphia’s sports scene goes beyond the Eagles, Phillies, Sixers, and Flyers, showcasing a vibrant culture of local leagues, college teams, and niche sports that unite the community year-round.
Strong storms swept through the Philadelphia area, unleashing heavy rain and strong winds, causing disruptions and power outages. CBS News reports ongoing weather updates with forecasts calling for continued unsettled conditions.
Two Philadelphia men were killed in a Cobbs Creek shooting, police confirmed. Three others were hospitalized with injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident. No arrests have been reported.
In the PA-3 primary, Morgan Cephas delivered a millennial message urging voters to “Be bold.” Her campaign emphasizes progressive change and fresh leadership, resonating strongly with younger, urban constituents.
Mommy Poppins unveils the “Ultimate Winter Bucket List” featuring 40 top family-friendly activities in Philly. From festive events to outdoor adventures, this guide ensures a memorable winter for kids and parents alike.
Philadelphia City Council is considering rezoning plans for closing school properties to limit developer interest and protect community spaces. The move aims to balance growth with neighborhood preservation. – WHYY