A Philadelphia man was arrested after a viral video showed him assaulting multiple unhoused individuals. Authorities are investigating the attacks amid growing concerns over violence against homeless populations.
U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans announced he will retire from Congress in 2027, ending a distinguished career representing Philadelphia. Evans cited a desire to focus on family and community work.
A $40 million marina and entertainment complex is planned for Northeast Philadelphia, aiming to boost local tourism and economy. The project includes boat slips, dining, and event spaces, slated for completion by 2025.
Six Philadelphia charter schools face uncertain futures as the city school board reviews their renewal applications. Decisions could impact thousands of students and the local education landscape, WHYY reports.
The FBI reports a record rise in anti-Jewish hate crimes across the US, highlighting growing concerns over safety within Jewish communities. Philadelphia’s Jewish Exponent calls for urgent action to address this alarming trend.
Philadelphia business owners are preparing for significant changes as the Business Income and Receipts Tax (BIRT) exemption ends in 2026. The policy shift could impact costs and operations citywide.
The Eagles vs. Bengals preseason game airs today at 7:30 PM ET. Catch the NFL matchup live on NBC, with local coverage available on your regional sports network. Stay tuned for full broadcast details.
Philadelphia area will experience a warmer, brighter Thursday with plenty of sunshine. The pleasant trend continues into a nice summer weekend, offering ideal conditions for outdoor activities. Stay tuned for the full weather forecast.
Spencer Skubal led the Tigers to a decisive victory over Zack Wheeler and the Phillies in a showdown between top pitchers. Detroit’s offense supported Skubal, securing a crucial win in the MLB clash.
Philly labor unions are divided in their support for the next district attorney, reflecting differing priorities on criminal justice and worker rights. The split highlights challenges in uniting key community voices ahead of the election.
Mac, played by Rob McElhenney on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, has come out as gay in a recent Washington Blade interview, sharing his personal journey and the impact on his iconic character.
The Philadelphia school board is nearing a settlement in a federal investigation concerning asbestos management. The move aims to address longstanding safety concerns and ensure compliance with health regulations.
Police in a Pennsylvania suburb are training dog walkers to spot and report suspicious activity. This community effort aims to enhance neighborhood safety and foster collaboration between residents and law enforcement.
The City of Philadelphia highlights 10 ways to support local small businesses this holiday season. From shopping local to sharing positive reviews, residents are encouraged to spread cheer and boost the community economy.
The Philadelphia Eagles kickoff their preseason against the Cincinnati Bengals, spotlighting five key players to watch. Stay tuned as rookies and veterans aim to impress in this crucial first outing.
Philadelphia’s Franklin Square comes alive with vibrant colors during the annual lantern festival. The dazzling display of illuminated artworks attracts visitors, celebrating culture and community in the heart of the city.
Separate early morning shootings in Philadelphia have left one person dead and three others hospitalized, police report. Authorities are investigating the incidents as the city grapples with rising gun violence.
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP analyzes evolving political contribution disclosure rules across Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, and Rhode Island, highlighting compliance challenges for donors and campaigns.
Scheming roomies Danny DeVito and Charlie Day reflect on 20 years of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, sharing insights on the show’s enduring impact and their dynamic chemistry in a Los Angeles Times exclusive interview.
Music programs are evolving to offer students flexible career paths, from performance to technical roles. Schools emphasize both onstage talent and backstage skills, preparing youth for diverse opportunities in the arts industry.