Fourth Dog Abandoned at Atlantic City Shelter Amid Disturbing Trend, Authorities Seek Public's Help
A dog was thrown over a shelter's fence in South Jersey, the fourth such incident, raising concerns about an individual's repeated actions. The shelter seeks help as resources are strained.
Philadelphia's PHL Taking Care of Business Program Expands, Aiming to Beautify City with 200 New Hires and Environmental Efforts
The Philadelphia TCB Program is expanding to employ 200 additional locals and increase its coverage of commercial corridors, enlisting community support for environmental efforts.
Philadelphia Parks & Rec Department Seeks Passionate Individuals for Recreation Leader Trainee Program
Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is hiring 30+ recreation leader trainees to reflect the city's diversity and build communities through various activities. Applications are open until July 26, 2024.
Philadelphia Joins Nationwide Workforce Hubs Under Biden's "Investing in America" Plan to Boost Local Economy and Jobs
President Biden adds Philadelphia to Workforce Hubs under his "Investing in America" initiative, aiming to boost local economies and job opportunities with hiring preferences for disadvantaged areas.
Philadelphia Introduces Sensory-Friendly Swim Hours at Public Pools for Inclusive Summer Fun
Philadelphia launches sensory-friendly swim sessions tailored for neurodivergent individuals at eight public pools, encouraging a tranquil experience. Pre-registration is advised for these inclusive, quiet pool hours.
Philadelphia Residents Left in Limbo as City Officials Cancel Meeting on Greyhound Terminal Move Amid Concerns
Philadelphia officials left a meeting over Greyhound station relocation after media presence, leaving local concerns about traffic and safety unresolved. Councilmember Squilla stayed to listen to community members.




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