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Jet crash in Northeast Philly is among the city’s ‘worst black swan events,’ Mayor Parker says
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy visited the site of the medical jet crash in Northeast Philadelphia on Monday, joining local officials for an update on the investigation and the resources …
SEPTA is renaming some bus and rail routes starting Feb. 24 to create a ‘more intuitive’ network
Some SEPTA routes will have new names beginning later this month, as the transportation authority makes moves to ease riders' experiences finding and using its buses and trains. Starting Monday, …
Two people impersonated ICE agents on Temple’s campus as a third filmed, university says
Two people who posed as Immigrations & Customs Enforcement agents caused a "disruption" at a business on Temple University's campus on Saturday night while a third person filmed them, authorities …
All six people on board the medical jet that crashed in Northeast Philadelphia shortly after taking off Friday evening died in the crash, according to Mayor Cherelle Parker. A person …
A small plane crashed in Northeast Philadelphia early Friday night in the area of the Roosevelt Mall near Cottman Avenue and Roosevelt Boulevard, according to police and emergency responders. Authorities …
After ICE raids this week, city officials take a stand against President Trump’s anti-immigration efforts
When Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials showed up at Boricua Restaurant #2 in Port Richmond this week, staff refused their request to see the kitchen. All of their paperwork was …
Liberty Kitchen, maker of the viral kale Caesar cutlet hoagie, opens third location in Chestnut Hill
Liberty Kitchen is continuing its Philly-wide domination, one kale Caesar cutlet hoagie at a time. The Fishtown deli and market, which captured the attention of countless food influencers with its …
Philly public school students have made some academic gains, but still lag behind nationally
Philadelphia's public school students have made some gains following a nationwide, post-pandemic academic slump, but they still lag behind U.S. averages on test scores. The National Center for Education Statistics, …
To kick off year that’s ‘all about housing,’ City Council introduces legislation to cut upfront fees for new tenants
In a push to address affordable housing barriers, City Council introduced legislative packages Thursday that would reduce red tape for new builds and lower upfront costs for renters. Councilmember Rue …