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Pennsylvania vape, e-cigarette restrictions set to take effect this month

Beginning Oct. 19, any e-cigarettes that are not listen on a state database are subject to seizure.
Pennsylvania will begin enforcing stricter vape and e-cigarette regulations Oct. 19, limiting which products can legally be sold across the state.
Adamary Sosa, vice president of engagement and corporate relations for Xiente at Norris Square Park, is pictured.

Where Philadelphia Latinos stand on politics, democracy, and engagement

2Puntos Platform partnered with LULAC Pennsylvania to conduct a survey with the goal of better understanding where Latines stand on politics, voting, and democracy amid the current political climate. 
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‘Real Housewives’ producer brings murder mystery to Philadelphia in debut novel

Former 'Real Housewives' producer Timothy Hedden discusses his debut novel, 'Dead Housewives of Philadelphia,' and how his reality TV career inspired the thriller.
The Made in Philadelphia Fall Market is celebrating its 10th anniversary this weekend.

Made in Philadelphia Fall Market celebrates 10th anniversary at Dilworth Park this weekend

The Made in Philadelphia Fall Market is celebrating its 10th anniversary this weekend, marking a decade of bringing local makers, small businesses and seasonal festivities to Dilworth Park.

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Woman charged in fatal stabbing after man found in East Germantown closet

Marianne Wright has been charged with murder, possession of an instrument of crime and abuse of a corpse.

A Philadelphia woman faces murder charges after her alleged romantic partner was found stabbed to death inside a closet at an East Germantown apartment.

City Council President Kenyatta Johnson wants to establish a permanent municipal office dedicated to food insecurity and explore the potential for city-funded grocery stores.
A section of the Schuylkill Expressway will be closed in both directions this weekend, state transportation officials said.
Universal SEPTA fare cards for Philadelphia students could cost millions more annually as City Council considers expanding youth transit access.
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Where to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Philly

Throughout the weekend at the MoAR, members of the Delaware Tribe of Indians will perform traditional Lenape social dances in the Museum’s outdoor plaza.

In honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, cultural institutions across Philadelphia are marking the occasion with special events, programs and promotions, giving families plenty of ways to learn about and celebrate Indigenous history and culture.

Dine Latino Restaurant Week celebrates flavor and community

Diners can enjoy Chef Cristina Martinez’s James-Beard Award-winning cooking at Casa Mexico in the Italian Market.

There’s still time to dig into Philly’s Latino food scene during Dine Latino Restaurant Week, which continues through Saturday, Oct. 10.

Fun things to do in Philly this weekend

Philly Pride 365’s OURfest is this Sunday.

Looking for some fun and unique things to do in Philly this weekend? We’ve got you covered.

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Sports

Philadelphia Flyers loan Alex Bump to Lehigh Valley Phantoms

Oct 1, 2026; Newark, New Jersey, USA;  Philadelphia Flyers left wing Alex Bump (20) plays the puck as New Jersey Devils defenseman Luke Hughes (43) defends during the first period at Prudential Center.
The Flyers have loaned Alex Bump to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms in order to make room for their newest signing.
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The Eagles’ struggles go beyond injuries. Roster depth and a difficult offensive transition are putting Howie Roseman’s personnel decisions under scrutiny.
The Eagles have traded Cam Jurgens to the Ravens less than a day after Lane Johnson announced his retirement.
Lane Johnson's retirement is the latest in a worrying line of events that expose a lack of depth on the Eagles' offensive line