Philadelphia's Office of Sustainability and PEJAC awarded $15,000 grants to 20 community organizations addressing environmental justice issues, along with supplemental resources to enhance their long-term endeavors.

The inaugural Citywide Spelling Bee for 3rd-8th graders starts with registration from January 17 to February 17, 2025, culminating in a competition on February 21.

The Puppy Bowl XXI features rescue puppies, like "Saquon Barky," who compete in a playful game to promote animal adoption, with local shelters like Brandywine Valley SPCA participating.

The CREJ Fund in Philadelphia awarded $15,000 grants to 20 community groups for their environmental justice projects, along with strategic support services.

Philadelphia's Municipal Pension Fund is on track for full funding by 2033, with improved fiscal policies and strong investment returns contributing to its financial stability.

Philadelphia honors MLK Jr.'s legacy with a day of community service, including cleanups and wellness activities, encouraging volunteers to participate through Global Citizen and the city's website.

Michael Spooner was killed by a SEPTA bus, leaving his wife injured. The community is mourning his death and seeking answers from an ongoing investigation.

The Philadelphia Green Schools Program is providing up to $2,500 for local schools to pursue sustainability projects, with an interactive showcase for students and community involvement.

The Philadelphia 76ers abandoned plans for a new Center City arena, choosing to stay in South Philadelphia after reaching an accord with Comcast Spectator.

The Pennsylvania Insurance Department, collaborating with Pennie, is hosting an event at Temple University to aid enrollment in health plans with a January 15 deadline.

Philadelphia inaugurates the Riverview Wellness Village, featuring 340 recovery beds to support individuals battling addiction as part of the city's Wellness Ecosystem Initiative.

Zillow's report predicts Philadelphia will be among the top five housing markets in 2025 due to its strong job market and demand for affordably priced homes.

Philadelphia responds to a winter storm with a Code Blue, opens Warming Centers, keeps roads clear, and reminds residents of legal responsibilities like sidewalk clearing. Services like ACCT Philly are available for pet safety.