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The second phase of ticket sales for the FIFA World Cup 26 is now open. Here's what to know.

Philadelphia is gearing up for a year-long celebration marking 250 years of America, with events highlighting the city's historical "firsts."

From special appearances from Jalen Hurts and Freeway to DJ Jazzy Jeff, parts of Walnut Street was shut down Friday for the grand opening of Nike’s first Jordan brand store in the country.

Check out Dine Latino Restaurant Week in Philadelphia from Sunday, October 12 until Saturday, October 18, 2025.

Ahead of the upcoming Homecoming 250 Navy Marine Corps events, Philadelphia city officials have released details regarding road closures, safety protocols, and public transportation.

The Midtown Village Merchant's Association has decided to cancel the fall festival this year due to rising costs and a decline in corporate sponsorships.

Whether you're looking for a day trip, or a quick overnight stay, here are some last-minute trips to celebrate Labor Day around the Philadelphia area.

The annual Thomas and Woods Foundation Basketball Camp, led by Philadelphia Councilman Isaiah Thomas, offers a unique environment for kids to stay active and off the streets.

A mobile community center in Philadelphia's Nicetown neighborhood is helping to provide young people with a sense of peace and wisdom. Check it out!

Starting on Monday, August 4, Philadelphia police will launch a new youth evening program called 'Summer Night Lights' where the community can gather in a safe space.

The 9th annual Camden Peace Games at the Rutgers–Camden Athletic & Fitness Center brought young people together for a basketball tournament, live music and so much more fun.

With so many events happening in the city, there will be a lot of transportation changes from Wednesday, July 2 to Saturday, July 5.

Eagles fans showed up and showed out in Sea Isle City Wednesday where Jason Kelce bartended for his annual fundraiser.

From extra pool time to nurses on staff, here is how Elbow Lane Day Camp is keeping kids safe, cool and entertained amid the first summer heat wave.

A splash pad water attraction in Governor Printz Park that was opened just before COVID has been permanently closed. Here's what happened.

Operation Safe Summer has launched in Chester with community block parties that have helped reduce the number of shootings. Here's everything you need to know.

Days after a deadly mass shooting during a Memorial Day party at Fairmount Park, Philadelphia residents are returning to the park to enjoy summer festivities including Parks on Tap.

The Philadelphia community will unite at Vinyl Thursday for a "Not in Our City: Philly Against Antisemitism" event in response to an antisemitic incident that occurred at Dave Portnoy's Barstool Sansom Street last weekend.