Leslie Richards to Depart as SEPTA CEO, Leaves Legacy of Resilience and Innovation Amid Fiscal Challenges
Leslie Richards steps down as SEPTA CEO on November 29th after leading the transit agency through fiscal challenges and implementing new projects like the SEPTA Key Advantage System. COO Scott Sauer will serve as interim GM.
Philadelphia’s Storefront Improvement Program Revitalizes Local Businesses, Including Bake’n Bacon
The Philadelphia Department of Commerce's Storefront Improvement Program aids local businesses like Bake’n Bacon with financial support to revitalize their storefronts, enhancing the city's look and community spirit.
Philly's MLK Drive Opens to Vehicles for 54th Head of the Schuylkill Regatta, Regular Car-Free Weekends to Resume in November
MLK Drive in Philadelphia will temporarily open to vehicles on October 26-27 for the Head of the Schuylkill Regatta, with usual weekend recreational closures resuming afterwards.
Woman Wounded, Another Narrowly Escapes Injury as Bullets Pierce Philadelphia Homes in Fairhill Shootout
A woman was shot in the leg in Philadelphia's Fairhill area, and another narrowly missed being struck by a stray bullet in her home. Police are investigating the shootout, believed to involve two groups.
Vice President Kamala Harris Woos Philadelphia Voters with Historic Deli Visit Amid Election Campaign
Kamala Harris visited Famous 4th Street Delicatessen in Philadelphia during her campaign, engaging with attendees and reinforcing her electoral ambitions while highlighting the importance of Pennsylvania as a battleground state.
Philadelphia Man Charged with Murder of Wife Found Dead in Closet and Held Without Bail in New Jersey
Philadelphia man Vladimir Lushevskiy is jailed for allegedly murdering his wife, Lola Karabaeva, whose body was found in their home's closet. He faces charges including murder and is held without bail.
Lancaster Police Justify Officer's Push of Photographer at Trump Rally Amid Safety Concerns
A photographer was pushed by a Lancaster police officer while covering a Trump rally protest, causing her to fall. The police stated the officer followed procedures; the incident highlights the risks journalists face.
Lancaster County Child Hit by Vehicle While Boarding School Bus, Police Investigate
A 12-year-old in Lancaster County was struck by a vehicle while crossing to a school bus with lights on and stop sign out. The child had non-life-threatening injuries and the driver stayed on scene. Police investigation is ongoing.












