Early Morning Blaze Injures Five in Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion, Authorities Investigating Cause
At least five people were injured in an early morning fire at a Philadelphia building, which housed a Chinese takeout and apartments. Firefighters performed rescues and contained the blaze.
Philadelphia’s I-95 North Closed After Police-Escorted Truck Strikes Bridge
A truck hit the Conrail Bridge on I-95 in Philadelphia, causing road closures. Despite having police escort on an approved route, questions arise about safety measures. Repairs may be delayed by rain. Traffic is diverted until the bridge is fixed.
Jim's South St. Cheesesteak Icon in Philly Set to Reopen May 1 with Expanded Space and New Features
Jim's South St. is set to reopen on May 1, after a fire in 2022, with a renovated space including the adjacent building, offering more seating and a take-out window while preserving traditional aspects.
Philadelphia Incentivizes Timely Use and Occupancy Tax Filings with $2,000 Exemption; Monthly Deadlines Loom
Philadelphia mandates a Use and Occupancy Tax for commercially used properties at 1.21% of assessed value, requiring monthly filings with the option for annual payments for eligible taxpayers.
Woman Charged in Shooting of 15-Year-Old Girl Following Argument in Southwest Philadelphia
A 15-year-old girl was shot in the head following an argument in Southwest Philadelphia. Suspect Sharnay Lewis, 31, has been charged with aggravated assault. The victim is stable; the investigation continues.
Philadelphia's Famous 4th Street Deli Set to Reopen Following Health Code Violations and Cleanup Efforts
Famous 4th Street Deli in Philadelphia prepares to reopen after closing due to health violations, including mouse droppings and pink slime in ice machines. Owner Al Gamble plans to rectify issues with a comprehensive action plan.
Mayor's Business Action Team Pledges Support for Philadelphia Entrepreneurs with Personalized Guidance
The Mayor's Business Action Team (MBAT) in Philadelphia offers personalized support to entrepreneurs, guiding them through starting and operating businesses, with services in various languages and the Business Navigators Unit to simplify regulations.
Philadelphia Launches New Round of 'Boost Your Business' Loans to Support Disadvantaged Entrepreneurs
The City of Philadelphia and PIDC's Boost Your Business program offers $50,000 forgivable loans to eligible disadvantaged businesses to foster expansion and job creation, with stringent eligibility and a focus on financial and advisory support.
Philadelphia's South Broad Street Eyes Transformation with $100 Million "Avenue of the Arts 2.0" Makeover
Philadelphia's South Broad Street, known as the Avenue of the Arts, is set to undergo a $100 million "Avenue of the Arts 2.0" revitalization, emphasizing pedestrian spaces and integrating greenery into the urban environment.
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.
Support Local: Philadelphia Urges Residents to Lift Up Small Businesses During the Holidays
The article from phila.gov suggests various ways to support Philadelphia small businesses during the holiday season, such as shopping locally, sharing experiences on social media, and volunteering.
Philadelphia Launches $5 Million Small Business Catalyst Fund to Boost Local Entrepreneurs
Philadelphia launches a $5 million Small Business Catalyst Fund, offering grants up to $50,000 to support local small businesses and entrepreneurs with growth potential. Applications open in May, with the first awardees announced in the fall.
Luck of the Irish: Two Pennsylvanians Win $1M Each in St. Patrick's Day Lottery Bonanza
Two Pennsylvania Lottery players won $1 million each on St. Patrick's Day; one through Cash 5 sold in West Philadelphia and the other with a Powerball ticket in Woodlyn. Stores earn a $5,000 bonus for selling winning tickets.
Philadelphia Business Summit: A Three-Day Event for Entrepreneurial Growth and Networking Announced
Philadelphia hosts a three-day business summit focusing on city engagement, financial empowerment, and innovation, offering resources, insights, and networking opportunities for entrepreneurs.
Philadelphia Farmers' Markets Bolster Food Security and Support Local Agriculture Amidst Food Insecurity Crisis
Philadelphia farmers' markets address food insecurity by offering fresh produce, accepting various payment options, and receiving city support through grants and a new operator guide.
Philly’s Urban Outfitters Strikes Gold As Nuuly Rental Bet Blows Past $568 Million
Nuuly, Urban Outfitters' rental arm, pulled in more than $568 million in net sales for the year ended Jan. 31, 2026, and grew to roughly 420,000 subscribers. The result makes Nuuly a material piece of the Philadelphia-based company's revenue mix.
Empty Amazon Fresh Box Poised For Floor & Decor Makeover In Northeast Philly
A national flooring chain has filed permits to take over the former Amazon Fresh footprint at Red Lion Plaza, proposing a 45,250‑sq‑ft first Philadelphia location on Roosevelt Boulevard. The filings are the first public notice of the tenant plan.
Philly Xfinity Customers In Line For Cut of $117.5 Million Data Breach Deal
Comcast agreed to a $117.5 million settlement over an October 2023 Xfinity data breach that touched tens of millions of customers. Eligible people who were mailed breach notices can file claims through Aug. 14, 2026.
FedEx Axes Over 100 Jobs At Upstate Hub And Shutting Pittston Center
FedEx cut more than 100 jobs across New York and Pennsylvania as its Network 2.0 consolidation spreads. Cuts hit a Menands ship center and a Pittston site tied to broader consolidation plans.
Mid-Atlantic Pizza Hut Boss Says Glitchy AI Left $100 Million Hole In Slice Empire
A Mid‑Atlantic Pizza Hut franchisee says Pizza Hut's Dragontail AI slowed deliveries and cost the operator more than $100 million, according to a new lawsuit. The complaint blames longer waits, broken DoorDash integrations and falling sales.

















































































































































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