A seasoned immigration law duo has joined Eckert Seamans in Philadelphia, bolstering the firm’s immigration practice and expanding client services in the region. The move strengthens Eckert Seamans’ legal team.
Philadelphia Eagles RB Saquon Barkley faces skepticism over repeating a 2,000-yard rushing season. Experts question if he can reach that elite milestone again amid mounting challenges.
A woman was found shot in the neck in a Philadelphia backyard, police reported. Authorities are investigating the shooting and have yet to identify a suspect or motive. The victim was rushed to the hospital and is in critical condition.
A new book explores three centuries of civic reform in Philadelphia, revealing the city’s evolving efforts to address corruption, improve governance, and foster community engagement. Published by Hidden City Philadelphia.
Netflix has announced opening dates for its new entertainment complexes in Dallas and Philadelphia. The venues promise immersive experiences tied to popular Netflix content, marking the company’s expansion into themed entertainment.
SEPTA unveiled major service cuts amid ongoing budget shortfalls, raising concerns that other U.S. transit agencies may follow suit. Philadelphia riders face reduced options as funding crises deepen nationwide.
Philadelphia has updated its crime reward process, offering increased incentives for tipsters who help solve homicide cases. The move aims to boost community collaboration and improve case resolution rates.
In Philadelphia Eagles business deals, a Super Bowl ring is more than a trophy—it’s a powerful symbol that seals partnerships. The team’s championship success boosts credibility and trust in local business ventures.
Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo shared insights on the game plan against the Cowboys’ defense without star linebacker Micah Parsons. Patullo emphasized adjustments to exploit defensive gaps and maintain offensive pressure.
Philadelphia is bracing for a very hot Friday, with temperatures soaring into the 90s. CBS News reports a chance of afternoon storms as humidity builds. Stay tuned for updates and safety tips throughout the day.
A new lawsuit challenges SEPTA’s recent service cuts, arguing they disproportionately harm minority and low-income riders. Advocates say the reductions worsen transit equity and limit essential access.
Former Philadelphia Councilmember Bobby Henon has been transferred from prison to a halfway house, marking a step toward reintegration after serving time for corruption charges, according to Inquirer.com.
Philadelphia once teased big entertainment projects like DisneyQuest, TrumpStreet, and Will Smith’s Silver City Studios. These ambitious developments promised transformation but never fully materialized.
In Pennsylvania, a key swing state, educators are revamping civics instruction to better engage students and prepare them for informed voting. The initiative emphasizes critical thinking and practical government knowledge.
Philadelphia police have identified multiple individuals arrested during Super Bowl celebrations following the Eagles’ victory. Charges include disorderly conduct and public intoxication, as fans took to the streets in large numbers.
Andrew Vail joins The Business Journals as a senior journalist, bringing extensive experience in business reporting. His expertise will enhance coverage of local and national economic trends.
The Philadelphia Eagles have announced their team captains for the upcoming NFL season. Key veterans will lead on and off the field as the franchise aims for a strong campaign in 2024. More updates on Philly Sports Network.
The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to acquire tackle Fred Johnson from the Jacksonville Jaguars, sending tackle/guard Darian Kinnard to the Green Bay Packers in a trade move aimed at bolstering their offensive line.
After three years of development, the Eagles’ long-term strategy is finally taking shape. Key moves and emerging talent highlight a focused plan aimed at sustained success and a strong postseason push.
Philadelphia immigrant leaders express deep concern over President Trump’s deportation plans, pledging to resist efforts they say threaten their communities. They vow continued advocacy and legal challenges to protect immigrant rights.