Police investigate armed robbery, shooting that left one man injured in North Philly
Authorities said it was after 11 p.m. when the pair approached a 38-year-old man at 3200 N. 6th St. and robbed him. There, police said, one of the two shot the victim in his ankle.
Temple University Acquires Decades-Old Jazz Club As Part of North Philadelphia Expansion Plans
Temple University has purchased the North Philly jazz club and bar New Barber's Hall in the latest of a string of acquisitions within its expansion plans. As part of its plans to further its expansion across North Philadelphia, Temple University recently acquired New Barber’s Hall, writes Ryan Mulligan for the...
New laws in Pa., NJ and Del. taking effect in 2026
A new year means new legislation will take effect. Here's a look at some of the most impactful new laws that residents throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware will see take effect in 2026. Pennsylvania. The CROWN Act. Starting in the new year, Pennsylvania residents will be protected from being...
Atlantic County woman who always helped others has passed away
Chrissy Bishop's family now is asking for help giving her the sendoff she deserves.
Philadelphia sees historic drop in homicides: ‘Lower numbers don’t mean the work is done’
Through Dec. 28, there have been 218 homicides in the city - a drop of nearly 17% from the same period last year.
Winter storm warning: “Bomb cyclone” set to hit Philadelphia
Meteorologists are warning residents in Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs of a winter storm that will likely turn into a "bomb cyclone" Monday evening, bringing intense winds and plummeting temperatures to the area. A wind advisory is in effect for Philadelphia now through Tuesday afternoon, with winds up to...
NJ Transit says unsafe and unkept bus stops are not its problem after rider...
Trenton, NJ – NJ Transit said damaged and unsafe bus shelters are the responsibility of local governments, not the state agency, after criticism erupted online over a broken shelter in…
The history of the Philadelphia Mummers Parade: A New Year’s Day tradition like no...
New Year’s Day is one of the most festive occasions in the City of Brotherly Love, mostly because of the decadent fanfare of the Philadelphia Mummers. The group is part of one of the city’s oldest and most unique traditions, with roots that date back centuries. Originating in European customs in which people dressed...
Warning period begins for red light cameras in Southwest Philadelphia
A warning period began Monday for new red light enforcement cameras in Southwest Philadelphia.
500 backpacks filled for Philadelphia foster kids by student volunteers
PHILADELPHIA - Student volunteers are making a big impact on the lives of foster children in Philadelphia by providing them with much-needed items. The Alpha Phi Omega national service fraternity is celebrating its convention and birthday in Center City. As part of their public service commitment, they partnered with...

















