Vinyl, a new music venue and bar, has opened in Center City Philadelphia. Offering live performances and a vibrant atmosphere, it aims to be a premier spot for music lovers and nightlife enthusiasts in the city.
For the first time in nearly a decade, Philadelphia’s school district saw an enrollment increase, reversing a long-standing decline. The rise signals renewed confidence in local public education, PhillyVoice reports.
After a shooting in Philadelphia, the city’s Anti-Drug/Anti-Violence Network immediately begins emotional support efforts, helping victims and families cope while working to prevent further violence.
Black business owners in Philadelphia are urging the city for increased support and reduced fees to help sustain and grow their enterprises, as reported by The Philadelphia Tribune. They highlight ongoing financial challenges amid rising costs.
Philadelphia Union will host Indy Eleven in their first US Open Cup match at home since 2018. The Keystone Classic promises intense action as the Union look to advance in the tournament at Subaru Park.
Philadelphia police are actively searching for a gunman who opened fire on a SEPTA bus, injuring four individuals. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as the investigation continues.
After a cloudy morning with scattered rain showers, the storm system is moving out of the Philadelphia area. Skies are expected to clear later today. Stay tuned to CBS News for the latest updates and detailed forecast.
Former Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney re-entered the political spotlight, actively campaigning for Vice President Harris while sharply criticizing former President Trump during recent appearances, signaling a strong Democratic push ahead.
After 16 years, the cast of “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” made their first-ever appearance at the Emmys. Their long-awaited presence was hailed as overdue, with some calling the show’s previous snubs “disrespectful.”
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis advocates for a new statewide afterschool program aimed at boosting education and safety in North Philadelphia. The initiative seeks expanded funding and community partnerships.
SEPTA reported a significant drop in major crimes on Philadelphia’s transit system in 2024, marking a positive trend in safety improvements, according to WHYY. Enhanced security measures are credited for the decline.
Philadelphia chef [Name] has been named to the prestigious James Beard Foundation’s “Ones to Watch” list, highlighting rising culinary talents nationwide. This recognition places the chef among the top emerging leaders in the industry.
The Phillies rallied late to defeat the Rays 7-5, completing a sweep in the series. Key clutch hits and solid pitching fueled Philadelphia’s comeback victory, boosting their momentum in the season.
A man and woman were shot after gunfire erupted at a Philadelphia home, police said. Authorities are investigating the motive and suspect involved in the incident. Both victims were rushed to the hospital with injuries.
A bicyclist was struck and killed by a dump truck in Southwest Philadelphia, NBC10 reports. Authorities are investigating the fatal crash, urging witnesses to come forward as they work to determine the cause.
Philadelphia DA issued a blunt warning ahead of Election Day, emphasizing tough consequences for any attempts to interfere with the voting process. The stark message underscores heightened vigilance in the city.
Discover 10 great farms near Philadelphia offering family-friendly fun, from pumpkin patches to petting zoos. Mommy Poppins highlights perfect spots for outdoor adventures and seasonal events that delight children and parents alike.
Pennsylvania faces significant losses if the U.S. Education Department is dismantled, threatening critical funding and programs. The potential impact raises concerns over the state’s education and economic future.
In 2024, violent crime rates declined across many U.S. cities, marking a notable trend. Despite this, a significant portion of residents continue to report feelings of insecurity, highlighting ongoing challenges in public safety perception.
The City of Philadelphia’s Department of Commerce hosts monthly events designed to support local businesses. These gatherings offer networking, resources, and expert insights to help entrepreneurs thrive and expand in Philadelphia’s dynamic market.