Philadelphia
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Secondhand Shopping Market for Children’s Items Growing in Philadelphia, Globally
The global secondhand shopping market saw a 15 percent increase in 2024, and that increase is also being seen in Philadelphia, writes Rachel Molenda for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Jennifer Kinka, a mother of two, recalls going to Babies R Us during her first pregnancy and feeling that many of the items that were considered a…
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These Newcomers Are Ones to Watch in Philly’s 2026 Food and Drink Scene
Philadelphia’s food and beverage scene keeps evolving, with many newcomers set to offer memorable dining experiences and impressive drink selections in 2026, writes Jason Sheehan for Philadelphia Magazine. After two successful restaurants that won over Philadelphians, Greg Vernick is returning with his third venture: Emilia, a new Italian concept in Kensington with “the energy and…
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These Are the Best Family-Owned Fried Chicken Spots in Philadelphia
Pennsylvania is home to several family-owned restaurants that offer fried chicken that tastes almost like home, and you can find some of those spots in Philadelphia, writes Elias Thornton for DecorHint. In Northern Liberties, Love & Honey Fried Chicken is known for making its fried chicken with real love and attention. With its crispy exterior…
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Philadelphia Region Expects $1 Billion of Economic Impact from Tourism Blitz in 2026
The Philadelphia region could see an estimated $1 billion of economic impact in 2026 from the surge in tourism that is being driven by some of the world’s largest events, writes Mike D’Onofrio for AXIOS Philadelphia. Over one million visitors are projected to attend 22 events in Philadelphia and the surrounding area this year, including…
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SEPTA Completes Trolley Wire Replacements, Reopening Set for January 12
SEPTA has announced that it has completed its two-months worth of work to repair the overhead wires in its trolley tunnel between Center City and West Philadelphia, writes Sophia Schmidt for WHYY. Over the past two months, the tunnel closure left about 60,000 daily SEPTA riders to resort to relying on slower bus shuttle service…
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Discover Some of the Best Airbnbs in Philadelphia
While Philadelphia has many excellent Airbnb choices ready for the busy 2026 season, some stand out for their exceptional amenities, decor, and prime location, write Maddy Sweitzer-Lamme and Jessica Sulima for Condé Nast Traveler. Whether visitors are coming to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, the FIFA World Cup, NCAA March Madness, the MLB All-Star Game, or…
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Why Philly Pretzels Are in a Class of Their Own
A long-standing staple of Philadelphia’s food culture, the soft pretzel continues to be one of the region’s most popular and versatile food items, writes Paige Hughes for The Takeout. The pretzel was brought to Philadelphia in the 1700s by German immigrants, but it took another 100 years for local bakers to transform the Bavarian treat…
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Here Are Some New Philly Laws That Could Go Into Effect in 2026
The calendar has officially turned to 2026 and with that comes a number of state and city law changes, including dozens of bills passed in Philadelphia, write Mike D’Onofrio and Isaac Avilucea for AXIOS Philadelphia. Last year, Philadelphia City Council passed about 240 bills. Now, Philadelphia school officials are required to notify parents and guardians…
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Find Your Next Favorite Drink at These Hangover-Free Philadelphia Spots
With more Philadelphians becoming sober curious, there are now plenty of zero-proof bars and bottle shops in the city for people to try flavorful drinks without risking a hangover, write Laura Brzyski and Courtney DuChene for Philadelphia Magazine. In Fishtown, Bar Palmina offers carefully crafted cocktails made with zero-proof bourbons, gins, tequilas, vodkas, and more.…
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Philadelphia’s Middle Child Enters Court Battle With Las Vegas Restaurant of the Same Name
Matthew Cahn, owner of Philadelphia’s popular Middle Child restaurants, is asking a federal court judge to prevent a forthcoming Las Vegas restaurant from using the name he has been advertising for over six years, writes Michael Klein for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Cahn, a middle child himself, wants to open a third location for the sandwich…
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Iconic 30th Street Station in Philadelphia Set to Receive Preservation-Led Makeover
Philadelphia’s iconic William H. Gray III 30th Street Station, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful Amtrak stations, is undergoing a makeover to restore its historic grandeur while adding some modern updates, writes Felix Ngeso for The Travel. Guided by a preservation first philosophy, the renovation seeks to maintain the historical details while upgrading…
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Builds Hub to Support Local Life Sciences Companies
Thermo Fisher Scientific has opened a new Advanced Therapies Collaboration Center at BioLabs Philadelphia that will provide support for local life sciences companies, writes Sarah Huffman for Technical.ly. In Philadelphia since 2018, BioLabs is a global incubator for life science companies based in the Curtis Building. The new Advanced Therapies Collaboration Center will provide both…
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Saquon Barkley Reveals How He Really Felt About Nick Sirianni Prior to Joining the Eagles
Saquon Barkley just completed his second full season with the Philadelphia Eagles and recently spoke on how he felt about his head coach before joining the team. He didn’t have many positive feelings about Nick Sirianni, writes Ryan Young for Yahoo! Sports. “I couldn’t stand that motherf***er. I could not,” Barkley said about what he…
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Philadelphia’s 2025 Homicide Total Was City’s Lowest Since 1966
Philadelphia recorded the lowest number of homicide victims in 2025 since nearly 60 years ago, writes Kristen Johanson for KYW Newsradio. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel reported that the city and police department saw 222 homicides last year. This marks the first time the city saw fewer than 230 homicide victims since 1966. “Being able…
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Philadelphia-Based Aramark Will Play Key Role in Local 2026 Festivities, Here’s Why
A number of events will be taking place throughout Philadelphia and Aramark will play a significant role in the festivities, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. While the Philadelphia-based food services company typically operates behind the scenes, it will likely be much more visible. Aramark is the food services operator for Lincoln Financial…
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Former CBS Philadelphia Anchor Enters Guinness Book of World Records for Sock Collection
Jim Donovan, the beloved former longtime CBS Philadelphia anchor, recently ended his career on a high note after making it into the Guinness Book of World Records for his sock collection, writes Joe Brandt for CBS News Philadelphia. On December 19, Donovan appeared in his final broadcast, marking the end of almost 40 years in…
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This 93-Year-Old Woman from Wales Flew Across the World to Philadelphia to Meet the Mummers
Two years ago, ”Queen Mumm” Avril Davidge became obsessed with the annual Mummers Parade, and this year, the 93-year-old grandmother from Wales got to see them in person for the first time, writes Ximena Conde for The Philadelphia Inquirer. While Davidge didn’t have a passport, hadn’t been on a plane in over three decades, and…
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Looking to Recycle Your Christmas Tree? Here Are Some Options in Philadelphia
With Christmas and 2025 now in the rearview, many are looking for ways to discard of their Christmas trees. However, they don’t have to be left curbside for trash collection, as Philadelphia has several recycling and composting options available, writes Maria Pulcinella for WHYY. Starting Monday, January 5, the Philadelphia Department of Sanitation will run…
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