May 13, 2026
Education
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Molly McVety
The School District of Philadelphia renamed its headquarters on North Broad Street after Constance E. Clayton, a former superintendent and educator who shaped several of the city’s educational policies.
May 12, 2026
Transportation
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Molly McVety
The Philadelphia Parking Authority will require residents in parts of Fairmount, Spring Garden and Brewerytown to apply for temporary permits to park near their houses during the 39-day FIFA Fan Festival for the World Cup.
May 12, 2026
Crime
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Molly McVety
State police released images of a man who allegedly stole $9,550 worth of rare Pokémon cards from a store in Montgomery County.
May 11, 2026
Transportation
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Molly McVety
One gate in each of PATCO’s 14 stations has been equipped with a tap-to-pay system as testing for the program is scheduled to begin this week. Full implementation of the contactless payment system is slated for later this year.
May 11, 2026
Environment
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Molly McVety
City officials launched a flood indicator database on Saturday, which tracks water temperature, levels and atmospheric pressure in real time to keep vulnerable residents informed.
May 11, 2026
Arts & Culture
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Molly McVety
Middle Child Clubhouse will host the sixth annual ‘Gallerytessen’ on Monday. The restaurant will auction off food-themed artwork created by regulars and employees to raise money for Juntos, a Philly immigrant rights organization.
May 8, 2026
Investigations
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Molly McVety
Ryan Grace, 37, was arrested Thursday for allegedly fatally stabbing Shaquille Kare Nicholas during an argument in Pottstown on Wednesday afternoon. Grace was apprehended about 15 minutes after police posted a reward seeking information on his whereabouts.
May 7, 2026
Food & Drink
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Molly McVety
Chefs and restaurateurs of award-winning eateries Mawn, Sao, Stina, Southwark and Ambra shared how their moms inspired some of their most beloved dishes and how they continue to pay homage to them in their careers.
May 7, 2026
Investigations
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Molly McVety
Marple Township police are seeking to identify a group of young e-bike riders that damaged Cardinal O'Hara's athletic fields and injured a pedestrian on Tuesday. Police chief Brandon Graeff said 'reckless' e-bike riders are becoming a greater nuisance in Delaware County.
May 6, 2026
Government
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Molly McVety
Visit South Jersey is among 34 recipients in the state to split $5 million in grant funding allocated to support World Cup fan zones, street fairs and festivals that showcase New Jersey's communities, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said Wednesday.