Kingsessing Morning Gunfire Leaves Two Men Shot, One Fighting For Life
Sunday morning gunfire rattled Philadelphia’s Kingsessing neighborhood, leaving two men shot in the street and one of them clinging to life, according to police. Officers said the victims were found on the roadway in the 1200 block of South 53rd Street and rushed to a nearby hospital, where one man was listed in...
The City In New Jersey Where You Can Live On Nothing But Social Security
Ever wondered if there’s a place where your Social Security check might actually cover all your living expenses?. Camden, New Jersey might just be that financial unicorn you’ve been searching for. Nestled along the Delaware River, directly across from Philadelphia’s gleaming skyline, Camden offers a unique blend of...
Protesters gather outside Philadelphia ICE office in Chinatown
Protesters in Philadelphia are speaking out against recent ICE raids in our area and across the nation.
5 Major Supermarket Chains to Close Pennsylvania Locations This Spring 2026
Here are the major supermarket shifts and closures affecting Pennsylvania this spring. The biggest headline for early 2026 involves The Giant Company (a subsidiary of Ahold Delhaize). The company is shuttering its centralized e-commerce fulfillment centers across Eastern Pennsylvania as it moves toward an in-store...
Flood closes Croydon pickle place for now, doesn’t stop community service
Gabby Favoroso is determined to forge ahead after a burst pipe in the apartment above forced the sudden closure of Giovanni’s Dillicious Pickles early last week. Hours after wading through ankle-deep water on Feb. 9 to assess the damage sustained at her Croydon business, an alert prompted Favoroso to check her...
Philadelphia Commuters Face Disruptions Due to Train Car Fire and Water Main Break
Philadelphia commuters faced disruptions last week as emergency services tackled both natural and man-made hazards. A train car fire on Thursday afternoon necessitated the closure of the Falls Bridge and a portion of Kelly Drive, with CBS News Philadelphia reporting that fire hoses stretched across the Falls Bridge...
“When In Doubt, Keep It Out” Philly’s New Recycling Rules
Philly's recycling program just got an update. The city's recycling program director, Kyle Lewis, shows us what's recyclable and what's not.
Philadelphia Police Seek Community Assistance in Locating Missing 15-Year-Old Isabelle Woodall-Nolly
The Philadelphia Police Department has issued an alert and is seeking help from the community in locating missing juvenile Isabelle Woodall-Nolly. As per the Philadelphia Police Department announcement, Isabelle, a 15-year-old girl, has been missing since February 13, 2026. The last known sighting placed her at...
America’s oldest hospital set to become museum, open to the public in May 2026
As Pennsylvania Hospital -- America's first chartered hospital -- marks its 275th anniversary this year, the hospital also plans to celebrate the occasion by transforming its historic Pine Building into a museum. The museum, which officials said would include exhibits that "links the nation’s first hospital’s rich...
Philadelphia Law Opens Path for Deed Fraud Victims to Recover Realty Transfer Taxes
Philadelphia residents who have been victims of deed fraud now have a new recourse to reclaim some of their losses, thanks to a recent legislative development in the city. A law passed aims to assist those who have been wrongfully deprived of their property by fraudsters. As reported by the City of Philadelphia's...

















