A recent study reveals that new LED streetlights in Philadelphia have contributed to a significant reduction in nighttime crime. Enhanced lighting improves visibility, boosting safety and security across the city.
Rolling Out reveals the 20 best budget-friendly businesses to start in Philadelphia, highlighting low-cost opportunities for entrepreneurs eager to thrive in the City of Brotherly Love amid economic challenges.
The Philadelphia Eagles celebrated a milestone as they received their Super Bowl rings, commemorating their historic championship win. Fans and players alike shared excitement, marking a moment of pride and achievement.
Strong storms are possible Sunday in the Philadelphia area, with heavy rain and gusty winds expected. Following the unsettled weather, a heat wave is forecast to hit the region later in the week. Stay prepared.
A water main break has flooded part of Cottman Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia, causing traffic delays and disruptions. Emergency crews are on site working to contain the damage and restore service.
Philadelphia navigates the complex legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. amid current political challenges. The city confronts power dynamics and trust issues as it reflects on MLK’s impact and today’s evolving politics.
Old City Philadelphia offers a vibrant nightlife with historic bars, trendy clubs, and diverse entertainment options. From cozy taverns to lively music venues, it’s a top destination for evening fun.
Gov. Josh Shapiro has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging $230 million in federal education funding cuts. The move aims to restore vital resources for Pennsylvania schools, officials say.
Essential Utilities has been named one of the 50 Most Community-Minded Businesses in the Greater Philadelphia Region by Morningstar, highlighting its commitment to local engagement and social responsibility.
The Philadelphia Eagles are set to sign defensive tackle Joe Evans ahead of their first training camp practice. The move adds depth to the defensive line as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
Wednesday will bring another beautiful summer day to the Philadelphia region, with clear skies and warm temperatures expected. Residents can enjoy bright sunshine and pleasant conditions throughout the day. – CBS News
Scattered storms are expected Wednesday across the Philadelphia region amid an ongoing heat wave. Temperatures remain high, with relief likely coming from isolated afternoon showers. Stay tuned for the latest forecast.
A judge has extended mail ballot voting in Bucks County after lawsuits filed by the Trump and McCormick campaigns, citing concerns over election procedures. The decision aims to ensure voters have ample time to cast ballots.
XFINITY Live! Philadelphia buzzes as the city’s premier entertainment hub, offering top dining, live music, and sports viewing. A must-visit destination for locals and tourists seeking vibrant nightlife and events.
Philadelphia PD will no longer arrest minors for select first-time offenses under a new diversion program aimed at reducing youth incarceration and promoting rehabilitation. The initiative focuses on early intervention and community support.
The city has announced a public-private partnership aimed at revitalizing Market East. The initiative seeks to boost economic growth, enhance infrastructure, and attract new businesses to the area.
The Eagles’ 12 most intriguing players in 2025 feature rising stars and seasoned vets. Notably, No. 11 faces mounting pressure, sparking questions about his hold on the roster as training camp heats up.
A man was fatally shot near bars in Center City Philadelphia late Saturday. Police are investigating the incident, which has raised concerns about nighttime safety in the popular entertainment district. No arrests reported yet.
Mehmet Oz met with city officials in Kensington during his Philadelphia swing, defending proposed Medicaid cuts as necessary for budget reform. The visit sparked mixed reactions amid ongoing healthcare debates.
A new shared arena for the Philadelphia 76ers and Flyers is planned at the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, aiming to bolster the city’s sports infrastructure and modernize venues for fans.