Council advances latest bill aimed at eliminating ‘resign to run’ rule for Philadelphia officials
Philadelphia voters will once again get to decide whether city officials should have to resign their job in order to run for another public office, under a bill voted out of City Council committee on Wednesday.
Philadelphia’s Homelessness Challenge: Daily Struggles and Community Responses
This article contains content summarized with GPT-4. Learn more. Philadelphia is facing a growing homelessness problem that has become a serious public health concern. This documentary reports on the daily challenges experienced by people living without stable housing, including addiction, mental illness, and lack of...
Jury deliberations halted in 2023 killing of Philly officer at PHL
Sources say a medical emergency forced jury deliberations to be halted in the trial of two men accused of gunning down and killing a Philadelphia police officer and wounding his partner.
NJ Group Tried Harvesting Organs From Patient Who Showed Signs Of Life: Whistleblowers
New Jersey’s largest organ procurement group is facing explosive allegations that it tried recovering organs from a patient who was still showing signs of life, fueling a broader congressional probe into alleged fraud and record manipulation. In a scathing letter sent to New Providence-based New Jer…
SUV falls into Philadelphia creek in the same exact spot as previous crash
A driver is okay after their vehicle plunged into a creek along a road in Philadelphia, at the exact spot where another car had previously gone off the road and into the water. The incident happened on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, along the 7700 block of Cresheim Valley Road in...
Man Gets 10 Years for Child Sexual Abuse Material
John Mangan, a former school principal with prior convictions, was sentenced in Trenton federal court after investigators found over 250 illegal images in his home. A 79-year-old man from Lanoka Harbor, Ocean County, has been sentenced to 120 months in federal prison for possessing child sexual abuse material, Acting...
Philadelphia Housing Authority to lay off nearly 300 employees in 2026
The Philadelphia Housing Authority is laying off about 300 employees from its 1,400-person workforce starting in January.
Philly Man Sold Same Wheelchair Van 16 Times, Feds Say
A Philadelphia man has pleaded guilty to a $1 million wheelchair-accessible vehicle scam that victimized more than 100 people. Prosecutors say he even sold the same van to 16 different buyers.
‘Old, Unsafe, Uninspected’: Philly Jet Fireball Killing 8 Was Preventable, Federal Lawsuit Says
The families of two victims killed when an air ambulance exploded into a Northeast Philadelphia neighborhood have filed a federal lawsuit alleging the aircraft was dangerously old, poorly maintained, and never should have been flying, according to the documents obtained by Daily Voice on Tuesday, N…
Mom’s Relative Was Watching Her 2 Kids When a Fire Broke Out. All 3...
Fire officials confirmed that no working smoke alarms were found in the home
