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Local

Grants available to help violence prevention programs in Philadelphia

By Metro Philadelphia

SEPTA crime

Crime

SEPTA reports drop in serious crimes on public transit

By Metro Philadelphia

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Latino

2024 Election: Understanding Latine voting behavior in Philadelphia

By Garett Fadeley, 2PuntosPlatform

Seven deadly sins River Twice

Passyunk Square

Seven Deadly Sins experience returns to River Twice

By Molly Given

synagogue

Crime

Police investigating arson, vandalism, attempted burglary at Old City synagogue

By Jack Tomczuk

Nanu's Hot Chicken

Nanu’s Hot Chicken celebrates grand opening with free food

By Metro Philadelphia

SEPTA arena Philly

SEPTA is facing a fiscal cliff. Could a new Philly arena save it?

By Maylin Tu, Next City

Philadelphia jail prison

Local

Family of man who died in Philadelphia jail sues city, prisons department

By Jack Tomczuk

Halloween in Philadelphia

Local

Fun ways to celebrate Halloween in Philadelphia in 2024

By Molly Given

sex trafficking

Northeast Philadelphia

Authorities charge alleged ringleader, 21 others in sex trafficking bust

By Jack Tomczuk

LOVE Park portal

LOVE Park ‘Portal’ turns on, providing window to other cities

By Jack Tomczuk

National Pumpkin Day in Philadelphia

Local

Where to spice up your tastebuds for National Pumpkin Day in Philadelphia

By Molly Given

hospital tranq

Local

Philly hospitals test new strategy for ‘tranq dope’ withdrawal – and it keeps patients from walking out before their treatment is done

By Kory London, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

Southwest Philadelphia crash woman

Local

Woman, 65, killed in crash while standing outside Southwest Philadelphia school

By Jack Tomczuk

Wardrobe

Local

The Wardrobe is offering free clothes to immigrants, refugees

By Metro Philadelphia

Painted Bride

Local

Painted Bride’s art workshop series celebrates disabled Philadelphians

By Savanna Perry

hiring bus

Local

New Hiring Bus aims to help residents apply for city jobs

By Jack Tomczuk

school district homeless

Affordable Housing

School board to vote on extending funding for homeless youth services

By Jack Tomczuk

election Latine

Local

Last day to register to vote is Monday, Oct. 21

By Metro Philadelphia

shooting north philadelphia

North Philadelphia

7 injured in shooting at North Philadelphia party

By Jack Tomczuk

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