Chicken Salad Chick Targeting Montgomery County Expansion
Chicken Salad Chick plans six Philly-area locations, with its first expected in Montgomery County as part of regional expansion. Montgomery County could soon be home to a new fast-casual concept not yet seen in the Philadelphia region, according to Emma Dooling for the Philadelphia Business Journal. A local franchise group...
Teen Shot, Wanted Suspect Nabbed After North Philly Foot Chase
A 19-year-old man is recovering in stable condition after being shot in the lower back and hip Tuesday night on a North Philadelphia block where officers were already close enough to hear the gunfire, police said. The shooting happened around 10 p.m. on the 1800 block of North Woodstock Street....
Daytime Shooting Rattles Philly’s Chinatown, Gunman Still At Large
A man was wounded Tuesday afternoon in a broad-daylight shooting in Philadelphia’s Chinatown, according to police. The gunfire erupted around 3:58 p.m. on the 1100 block of Vine Street as the afternoon rush rolled through the neighborhood. Investigators say the victim was taken to a hospital in a private vehicle, and his condition has not yet been released. Philadelphia police say no...
Taryn Hatcher is Trading in Her Phillies Gear for Charitable Donations
Taryn Hatcher is holding a charity event tomorrow (Thursday) on Arch Street in Philly:. She goes on to say: “P.S. items will be separated by minimum donation requests, the intention is to keep donation requests low so anyone can afford an item they’d love. Please don’t message me asking to bid high prices on gear, that’s not the intention of this event.”
12 Pennsylvania Diners With Classic Meals Under $12 To Try This May
There is something especially satisfying about finding a diner where the coffee keeps flowing, the portions feel generous, and the bill still leaves you pleasantly surprised. Classic diner meals in Pennsylvania under twelve dollars feel like a little everyday miracle, the kind of discovery that makes breakfast, lunch, or dinner taste even better.
Police investigate ‘shot fired’ on trolley platform at SEPTA 13th Street Station
A man was taken into custody on Wednesday afternoon after SEPTA Police said a shot was fired at the 13th Street Station. SEPTA Police told NBC10 the "shot fired" was reported just after 2 p.m. on April 29, 2026, on the trolley platform at the station on 13th and Market Streets.
Neighbor walks in on husband slaughtering beloved NJ teacher, cops say
A shocking 911 call in Gloucester Township led police to a townhouse, uncovering the tragic death of a culinary teacher amid a chaotic and heartbreaking scene.
SEPTA impounding vehicles with outstanding parking tickets parked in the SEPTA lot in Ambler
The Ambler Borough Police Department alerted the public on April 29th that SEPTA is impounding vehicles in its parking lot on South Main Street in Ambler. According to the police, the vehicles are being towed by Rob’s Towing and Collision, which is located at 3231 Bath Road in Bristol. The towing company can be contacted at 215-826-0250.
Beanie Sigel Expands His Food Empire With New Santucci’s Pizza in Philly
Beanie Sigel is fully embracing his era as a culinary boss. While hip-hop heads know the Broad Street Bully for his legendary catalog and Roc-A-Fella dominance, Philadelphia locals are getting to know him for his rapidly growing food empire. After finding success with his previous culinary ventures, which include launching...
Asking Eric: Senior woman doesn’t want to be called ‘honey’ or ‘sweetie’
Dear Eric: A 70-year-old woman wrote to you about being addressed as “honey” or “sweetie” (“Not Honey”). I know there are parts of the country where everybody is “hon,” but I think you missed this woman’s point. One of the most disturbing – painful – things about growing older, and especially if you’re a woman, is that older adults are often marginalized and treated...
