Philadelphia
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Washington Post: Summers Have Gotten Longer in Recent Decades, But Why?
Summer heat has been arriving earlier and ending later in recent decades, write Kasha Patel and Naema Ahmed for The Washington Post. A recent analysis of weather patterns conducted by climatologist Brian Brettschneider examined the hottest 90 days of the year between 1965 and 1994 in comparison to 1995 to 2024. In the analysis, he…
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SEPTA Reports Reduced Crime, Credits Increased Law Enforcement
SEPTA has seen a decrease in crime through the first half of 2025 as a result of increasing its enforcement efforts, writes Molly McVety for PhillyVoice. As a result of the transit agency provided its largest police force in over a decade, there has been much less instances of serious crime, including theft and aggravated…
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Philadelphia Couple Launches New Project to Aid Pediatric Cancer Patients in Honor of Daughter, CHOP Nurse
The Philadelphia couple behind the Madelyn James Pediatric Cancer Foundation recently donated medical backpacks for The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, writes Matteo Iadonisi for 6abc. Jackie and Dan Didio have personal reasons for pursuing this new project. The Didios launched the foundation in memory of their own 1-year-old daughter Madelyn “Maddy” James, who passed away…
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Philadelphia Eagles Valuation Skyrockets After Super Bowl LIX Win
After winning their second Super Bowl in seven years, the Philadelphia Eagles have seen its valuation move up within the 32 NFL owners, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The Eagles’ value is now ranked sixth in the NFL at $8.43 billion, according to digital content platform Sportico. This year’s ranking is two…
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Jane Golden to Step Down as Executive Director of Mural Arts Philadelphia in July 2026 After 42 Years
Mural Arts Philadelphia has announced that founder and Executive Director Jane Golden will conclude her 42-year tenure in July 2026, marking a historic moment for one of Philadelphia’s most visible and respected civic institutions. Since 1984, Golden has redefined public art in Philadelphia, revitalizing neighborhoods, amplifying community voices, and transforming city walls into the world’s…
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Actress Aubrey Plaza Wears T-Shirt Supporting Philadelphia’s Future WNBA Team
Actress Aubrey Plaza was recently in attendance at a WNBA game and the shirt she wore made Philadelphia and local women’s sports fans proud, writes Michaela Althouse for PhillyVoice. While sitting courtside Plaza wore a gray T-shirt with orange lettering that reads “Philly is a women’s sports town.” “Est. 2030” can also be seen on…
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Philadelphia-Born Insomnia Cookies Surpasses 300 Location Threshold Worldwide
Insomnia Cookies, the Philadelphia-born cookie brand, now has more than 300 locations worldwide, reports Christie Ileto for 6abc. What started as Seth Berkowitz’s “midnight munchies” when he was a student at the University of Pennsylvania is now a globally successful business. Currently, Insomnia Cookies has locations in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.…
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Nick Sirianni is NFL’s Fourth-Best Head Coach, According to Latest CBS Sports Rankings
Nick Sirianni has drastically reshaped his perception and reputation around NFL circles over the past year and many are taking notice, writes Aiden Kauffman for Athlon Sports. In CBS Sports‘ new rankings of NFL head coaches, Sirianni ranked fourth in the league, a major jump from his No. 15 ranking a year ago. Last year,…
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Philadelphia Leadership: David Fair, Executive Director, Turning Points for Children
David Fair, Executive Director at Turning Points for Children, spoke with PHILADELPHIA Today about growing up attending Catholic school in Southwest Philadelphia, coming out as gay, and discovering his passion for activism while working as a church secretary at a church on the University of Pennsylvania campus. After many years serving and advocating for people…
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How Will Upcoming Service Cuts Impact SEPTA Riders?
With the deadline for SEPTA to secure additional state funding having passed, major service changes are coming, writes Annie McCormick for 6abc. Months ago, SEPTA announced that if it failed to gain additional funding by mid-August, it would lead to heavy service cuts and increased fare. The service cuts are set to go into effect…
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Gov. Shapiro Talks Willingness to Work with Eagles Over Stadium, Bringing NASCAR to Philly
Without going into specifics about any potential state funding for new sports arenas in Pennsylvania, Gov. Josh Shapiro said that he will continue discussions with Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie and the Rooney family in Pittsburgh over what support they may need regarding their stadiums, writes Dan Gelston for the Associated Press. The Eagles do not…
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The Phillie Phanatic Reveals His Secrets to Beating the Summer Heat
It’s no secret that spending hours at a time inside a mascot costume can be a hot, sweaty ordeal. Speaking of mascots, the Phillie Phanatic recently revealed his secret to surviving these hot summer months, writes Dan Gelston for AP News. Tom Burgoyne, who brings the Phillie Phanatic to life, used to use Febreze and…
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Two Philly Sandwich Shops Rank Among Top 100 in America, According to Inaugural Yelp List
Yelp has released its inaugural list of the top 100 delis in the United States and two Philadelphia sandwich shops can be found on the list, writes Abigail Chachoute for the Philadelphia Business Journal. At No. 40 on the list is Christie’s Deli. The Logan Square deli, which has been around for about 10 years,…
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North Broad Corridor in Philadelphia Boasts Grandeur, Landmarks, and Cultural Momentum
Philadelphia’s revitalized North Broad corridor is brimming with restored grandeur, historic landmarks, and a powerful current of cultural energy, according to Visit Philadelphia. The four-mile corridor stretching from City Hall to Germantown Avenue is the perfect place to experience history, art, and entertainment. A must-visit is the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the first…
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Looking for a Spot to Eat, Hang Out, and Bring Your Pooch? These Philly Bars and Restaurants Have You Covered
Philadelphia offers numerous dog-friendly destinations so you never have to leave your four-legged companion behind, even for lunch or drinks, writes Laura Swartz for Philadelphia Magazine. The Boozy Mutt in Brewerytown is designed specifically for dogs. It features a 6,500-square-foot indoor-outdoor dog park for off-leash socializing, a self-serve dog wash station, trained staff, a dog…
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Norwegian Cruise Line Announces Extended Philadelphia Stay for Norwegian Pearl
Norwegian Cruise Line, which made its Philadelphia return in 2024, has announced that it is extending the Norwegian Pearl’s stay in the city, writes Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. The cruise line will be lengthening the Norwegian Pearl’s Philadelphia stay through October 2027, which offers a glimmer of hope behind the city’s prospects…
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Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) Releases Latest Drinking Water Quality Report
The Philadelphia Water Department (PWD)’s latest Drinking Water Quality Report is now available. This free annual report compiles a year of data detailing the city’s drinking water quality. PWD delivers high quality water to nearly 1.6 million Philadelphians daily. According to data collected by the Bureau of Laboratory Services throughout 2024, the annual report’s results…
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Iconic ‘Rocky’ Statue Coming to Philadelphia International Airport
The iconic Rocky statue at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is getting a sequel, mirroring the film that inspired it, with a second casting planned for installation inside Philadelphia International Airport, writes Jesse Bunch for The Philadelphia Inquirer. The artwork is one of three originals created by A. Thomas Schomberg. The Philadelphia Department of Aviation…
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