Giant is closing its fulfillment centers in Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Chester counties, impacting operations and local jobs. The decision reflects shifting retail strategies amid rising e-commerce demands.
The latest NFC playoff standings reveal key battles as the Philadelphia Eagles aim to secure a top seed. Here’s your Week 16 rooting guide to help Eagles fans track crucial matchups and potential playoff scenarios.
A man and woman were found shot to death inside a home in Kensington, Philadelphia, police reported. Authorities are investigating the double homicide and have not released information on suspects or motive.
WMMR legend Pierre Robert was honored at a heartfelt tribute concert, celebrating his lasting impact on Philadelphia and beyond. Fans and peers praised his beloved presence and influence in the music scene.
The SNAP funding freeze has left many Philadelphia families facing food insecurity. This article outlines where to find free food resources in the region and how community members can contribute to relief efforts.
Business Insider reveals 12 surprising facts about “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” from its low-budget origins to unexpected cast connections, shedding new light on the cult hit’s enduring success and behind-the-scenes quirks.
The School District of Philadelphia has reached a tentative agreement with the principals union, marking a significant step toward resolving ongoing contract negotiations, WHYY reports. Further details are expected soon.
Police are urging the public to assist in solving the murder of Basir Woolford, a 22-year-old man fatally shot in North Philadelphia. Authorities seek tips to bring justice in this ongoing investigation.
John Linsley, featured in The Business Journals, is recognized for his strategic leadership and innovative approach in the industry. His impact continues to shape business trends and drive growth in competitive markets.
Plenty believe the Eagles are poised to make a major move for A.J. Brown as the NFL gears up for a flurry of trades. Philly is reportedly ready to pounce, eyeing the star receiver to boost their offense.
Tyson Foerster is sidelined until the Flyers face the Avalanche in the Stanley Cup Finals, per the latest injury update. The team’s forward will miss crucial games as they prepare for the championship clash.
Voting hours in Chester County were extended after officials discovered that third-party voters were mistakenly omitted from the voter rolls. The extension aims to ensure all eligible voters can cast their ballots, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
Curbed Philly highlights the 23 best kid-friendly activities in Philadelphia, from interactive museums to sprawling parks. This guide offers families top spots for fun, learning, and adventure across the city.
Philadelphia schools marked Computer Science Education Week by hosting an Hour of Code event, engaging students citywide to promote digital literacy and spark interest in technology careers.
The Greater Philadelphia dining scene flourished in 2025 with 25 standout restaurant and bar openings. From innovative concepts to beloved local expansions, the city’s culinary landscape continues to evolve.
Camden, New Jersey, marks a major crimefighting milestone as city officials report significant declines in crime rates. Recent data highlights ongoing efforts to improve safety and community well-being, according to 6abc Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Fed’s 2025 Small Business Credit Survey reveals key trends in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Philly metro, and Third District states, highlighting credit access, challenges, and growth opportunities for local small businesses.
Jalen Hurts led the Philadelphia Eagles to a historic Super Bowl victory, earning MVP honors with a stellar performance that cemented his status as a top NFL quarterback and franchise leader.
Students in the Philadelphia region face brutally cold temperatures Monday as they head to school, prompting concerns about safety and delays. Authorities urge layers and caution amid the severe winter chill.
The Philadelphia Citizen highlights the growing momentum behind the “Run For Office in Philly” initiative, encouraging local residents to engage in civic leadership and run for public office to shape the city’s future.