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Philly City Council presses officials over property tax assessments

Philadelphia has completed multiple property tax assessments that have generally resulted in higher bills for residents.
Philadelphia City Council pressed assessment officials over fairness and transparency as homeowners described costly errors and frustrations with the appeals process.

Jordan Davis leaves Philadelphia with a career to be proud of

Jordan Davis had a bigger impact on the City of Brotherly Love than people realize.
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World Series Champion and Phillies Wall of Famer dies at age 78

Phillies legend Bob Boone has passed away at age 78.

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Study finds racial profiling in Philadelphia traffic stops

New research suggests that Black men traveling together attract significantly more police scrutiny than those driving alone.

New research suggests that young Black men traveling together attract significantly more police scrutiny than those driving alone.

Pro-Israel counterprotesters outnumbered pro-Palestine cyclists during a controversial Philly restaurant boycott that led to clashes and three arrests.
The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame welcomed its 2026 class with emotional remarks from Jon Runyan, a tribute to Johnny Gaudreau and memorable stories.
Pa. residents can apply for up to $1,000 in heating assistance through LIHEAP this winter. Learn who qualifies, how to apply and when applications close.
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Philadelphia police are searching for Jamal Pistoria, accused of killing a woman and sexually assaulting another at an East Mount Airy hair salon Monday.
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Arden Theatre celebrates 50th children’s production with ‘The Wonderful Wizard of Oz’

Arden Theatre celebrates its 50th children's production with 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,' as director Whit MacLaughlin shares his vision for the show.

Veterans Day 2026: Events, freebies and military discounts around Philly

Veterans Day offers a chance to review the Revolutionary Generation photo wall in the Museum

Veterans Day (Nov. 11) is right around the corner, and Philadelphia and its surrounding communities are gearing up to honor those who have served.

Philadelphia volunteers will plant 196 trees during Love Your Park Weekend

From Nov. 13 to 15, more than 100 volunteer groups across the city will roll up their sleeves for Love Your Park Fall Weekend.

Local volunteer groups will roll up their sleeves for the Love Your Park Fall Weekend, an annual celebration that involves everything from planting trees to raking leaves to picking up litter.

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REPORT: Phillies reportedly interested in defensive first veteran infielder

Atlanta Braves shortstop Ha-Seong Kim (7) hits an RBI single against the Philadelphia Phillies in the eleventh inning at Truist Park.
With a clear need at upgrading their infield, the Phillies are reportedly interested in a veteran shortstop to bolster their roster.
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The Eagles' season is in turmoil, but are there any trades they could make to mitigate the damage?
The NFL Trade Deadline could throw up some big surprises for the Philadelphia Eagles...
The Flyers were unable to convert a very winnable game into points on Sunday night.