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    By Noah RodriguezJanuary 4, 2026 News

    Deadly Triple Shooting Sparks Charges Against Woman and Man in Philadelphia

    A woman and a man have been charged following a fight that escalated into a deadly triple shooting in Philadelphia, authorities said. The incident is under ongoing investigation by Philly police.

    By Olivia WilliamsJanuary 3, 2026 Politics

    Bangladeshi Immigrants Secure Their Place in Philadelphia’s Political Scene

    Bangladeshi immigrants are increasingly securing influential roles in Philadelphia politics, breaking barriers and gaining a voice in key decision-making arenas. Their growing presence reshapes the city’s political landscape.

    By Ethan RileyJanuary 3, 2026 News

    Top Spots for Unforgettable Nightlife in Philadelphia, PA

    Philadelphia’s vibrant nightlife shines in USA TODAY 10BEST’s latest rankings. From lively bars and clubs to cozy lounges, the city offers diverse after-dark experiences for locals and visitors alike.

    By Isabella RossiJanuary 3, 2026 Education

    Philadelphia public schools seeing impacts of federal funding cuts to SNAP-Ed program – CBS News

    Philadelphia public schools face challenges as federal funding cuts to the SNAP-Ed program reduce nutrition education and resources, impacting students’ health and wellness initiatives, CBS News reports.

    By Ava ThompsonJanuary 3, 2026 Crime

    Crime on SEPTA Drops Significantly in First Half of 2025

    Crime on SEPTA has dropped in the first half of 2025, according to a new report. The transit authority cites enhanced security measures and community partnerships as key factors behind the decline.

    By Victoria JonesJanuary 3, 2026 Business

    Activists Urge Philly Officials to Reverse Cuts to City’s Business Tax, Citing Moral Concerns

    Activists urge Philadelphia officials to repeal recent cuts to the city’s business tax, calling the move “lacking a moral compass” amid concerns over funding for essential public services and economic inequality.

    By Mia GarciaJanuary 3, 2026 Sports

    Philadelphia Sports Fans React to Phillies’ Playoff Heartbreak and Eagles’ Defeat by Giants

    Philadelphia sports fans are grappling with disappointment following the Phillies’ playoff exit and the Eagles’ loss to the Giants. Emotions run high as the city reflects on a challenging postseason.

    By Atticus ReedJanuary 3, 2026 News

    Chilly Days Ahead: Temperatures Hover Near Freezing in the Philadelphia Area

    Temperatures in the Philadelphia area continue to hover near freezing, causing icy conditions and persistent cold. Local authorities advise caution on roads as the chill is expected to linger through the weekend.

    By Isabella RossiJanuary 3, 2026 News

    Driver Loses Control on Snowy Philadelphia Roads, Leaving 3 Injured in Crash

    A driver lost control of their vehicle on icy, snow-covered roads in Philadelphia, resulting in a crash that injured three people, police report. Emergency responders arrived promptly to assist the victims and investigate the cause.

    By Noah RodriguezJanuary 2, 2026 Politics

    Simar Soni and Zohran Mamdani: Philadelphia’s Powerful Lesson in Building Coalitions

    Simar Soni and Zohran Mamdani showcase Philadelphia’s power of coalition-building, highlighting diverse voices united for change. Their partnership offers a model for inclusive political progress.

    By Jackson LeeJanuary 2, 2026 News

    Top Arcades and Family Fun Centers to Explore Near Philly

    Discover the best arcades and family fun centers near Philadelphia with Mommy Poppins. From classic games to interactive play zones, these spots promise endless entertainment for kids and parents alike.

    By Isabella RossiJanuary 2, 2026 Education

    Philadelphia Councilmembers Slam City’s Use of Soda Tax Revenue to Fund Free Pre-K Programs

    Philadelphia councilmembers criticize the city’s decision to fund free pre-K programs using soda tax revenues, sparking debate over budget priorities and the tax’s impact on residents.

    By Atticus ReedJanuary 2, 2026 Crime

    Philadelphia Sees Homicides Plunge to Lowest Level in Six Decades

    Homicides in Philadelphia have dropped to their lowest level in 60 years, signaling a significant decline in violent crime, according to a report by WHYY. Officials credit community efforts and enhanced policing strategies.

    By Noah RodriguezJanuary 2, 2026 Business

    2025 in Review: Kathy Romano and Mike Missanelli Among Big Names Spinning in the Media Carousel

    In 2025, media stalwarts Kathy Romano and Mike Missanelli found themselves once again at the center of the industry’s revolving door, highlighting ongoing shifts in the media landscape.

    By Olivia WilliamsJanuary 2, 2026 Sports

    Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Commanders Week 18: Find Out If You Can Watch the Game on TV!

    The Philadelphia Eagles face the Washington Commanders in Week 18. Check A to Z Sports for the detailed broadcast map to see if the game will air on TV in your area. Stay tuned for kickoff coverage.

    By Ethan RileyJanuary 2, 2026 News

    Philly Families Celebrate New Year’s Eve Early with Fun at the Please Touch Museum

    Philly families welcomed 2026 early with a festive celebration at the Please Touch Museum. Kids enjoyed games, countdowns, and activities designed to ring in the new year before bedtime, offering a family-friendly start to 2026.

    By Charlotte AdamsJanuary 2, 2026 News

    Chilly and Windy Monday Night Sweeps Through Philadelphia Region as Temperatures Plunge

    A cold, blustery Monday night grips the Philadelphia region as temperatures plummet well below average. Gusty winds and dropping temps are expected to continue overnight, prompting residents to bundle up.

    By Jackson LeeJanuary 2, 2026 Politics

    Why Mayor Parker Decided to End Philadelphia’s Contracting Diversity Policy

    Philadelphia Mayor Parker has announced the end of the city’s contracting diversity policy, sparking debate over its impact on minority-owned businesses. The move aims to reshape procurement but raises concerns across communities.

    By Miles CooperJanuary 2, 2026 News

    Celebrate Mother’s Day Weekend 2025 in Philadelphia: Brunch and Exciting Activities for the Whole Family

    Philadelphia gears up for Mother’s Day Weekend 2025 with a variety of family-friendly brunch spots, outdoor activities, and special events. Mommy Poppins highlights top picks to celebrate moms in style.

    By Samuel BrownJanuary 2, 2026 Education

    Discover Philly’s Stunning New $62 Million Middle School: AMY at James Martin Opening This January

    Philadelphia’s newest middle school, AMY at James Martin, a $62 million facility, is set to open in January. The state-of-the-art school aims to enhance education and community resources in the city.

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