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 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.

Prospect Medical Holdings' bankruptcy raises concerns for Crozer Health's future in Delaware County, but operations continue as community leaders work to ensure uninterrupted services.

Prospect Medical Holdings, managing Crozer Health, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, planning to realign its operations and sell some hospital systems.

Macy's confirms closing its Center City Philadelphia store as part of a national downsizing plan, affecting local employees and reshaping the city's retail landscape.

Philadelphia's Sang Kee Peking Duck House reopened on December 21st after a shutdown caused by a hazardous steam issue, with support from the community and city officials.

A Wawa at 16th and Ranstead in Philadelphia will close on December 9, 2020, struggling due to its small size and ongoing citywide store closures. Employees are offered roles at other locations.

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 International Airport is set to introduce Federal Donuts & Chicken and Oyster House in spring 2025, as part of its initiative to feature local brands.

Devon Seafood Grill in Rittenhouse Square is closing on January 1 due to an inability to change concepts, affecting 76 employees who may transfer to other Landry's Inc. locations.

The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking public help in locating Kaniyah Hazel, a 13-year-old girl missing since October 21, 2024, from the 60XX block of Ludlow Street.

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.

Aqua Services, Inc. settled with the U.S. Attorney's Office following ADA complaints, agreeing to improve access for disabled customers to its telephone service line.