PPhiladelphia Read More Slavery exhibit in Philadelphia can be replaced, court saysJune 20, 2026 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Trump administration can replace a slavery exhibit at George Washington’s home in Philadelphia, a…
PPhiladelphia Read More Justice Department sues Philadelphia over law regulating ICE operationsJune 19, 2026 The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Philadelphia over a newly enacted law that restricts how federal…
PPhiladelphia Read More It’s pool season in Philadelphia, how to check openings near youJune 16, 2026 Need to cool off in Philly? The city has officially started its public pool season. On June 12,…
PPhiladelphia Read More Philly schools avoid staff cuts as Parker, Council seek funding solutionJune 15, 2026 The School District of Philadelphia will not reassign 340 teachers, climate staff and other personnel and eliminate their…
PPhiladelphia Read More Man killed, 3 police officers wounded in Wynnefield shootoutJune 14, 2026 Three police officers were injured and a man was killed during an exchange of gunfire Saturday night in…
PPhiladelphia Read More Philly schools avoid staff cuts as Parker, Council seek funding solutionJune 14, 2026 The School District of Philadelphia will not reassign 340 teachers, climate staff and other personnel and eliminate their…
PPhiladelphia Read More Philadelphia opens 1st pool of the season, reveals opening dates for city swimming poolsJune 12, 2026 The heat is on, but so is the running water. Philadelphia is ready for summer and opened its…
PPhiladelphia Read More Philadelphia FIFA Fan Festival draws global crowdJune 12, 2026 NEWS 8 STAGING SYSTEM WAS THERE FOR TODAY’S OPENING DAY. THE WORLD CUP KICKED OFF RIGHT HERE IN…
PPhiladelphia Read More Mayor Parker to sign $7B fiscal year 2027 budget into law: What we knowJune 11, 2026 PHILADELPHIA – Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will sign the Fiscal Year 2027 Budget bill into law following final…
PPhiladelphia Read More Philly school district will not cut 340 jobs after city leaders commit to finding fundingJune 11, 2026 The School District of Philadelphia has reversed course on its plans to eliminate 340 staff positions after city…
PPhiladelphia Read More 340 school-based job cuts “off the table” as Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker seeks long-term fundingJune 11, 2026 Nearly a week after City Council rejected Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker’s proposed ride-hailing tax, she announced a plan…
PPhiladelphia Read More District Attorney Larry Krasner presses Mayor Cherelle Parker to reconsider his budget requests in open letterJune 8, 2026 District Attorney Larry Krasner took the unusual step of hand-delivering an open letter to Mayor Cherelle Parker on…