Weitzman Jewish history museum vandalized with antisemitic graffiti
Less than a year ago, an Israeli flag that was displayed on the west-facing side of the museum was vandalized with red paint.
LeBron James’ jersey is a hot commodity. But, no, people aren’t stealing them from Dick’s Sporting Goods locations
There might be only a few left at the Dick's near you, but your options online are limited, too.
Flyers sign restricted free agent Hunter McDonald to a two-year contract worth $1.825 million
McDonald was the final piece of offseason business the Flyers had on the table.
Market East retail pop-ups extended at 76ers and Comcast properties
The local businesses will continue to operate on the south side of the 900 block of East Market until at least the end of the year.
Sandwich shakeup: After N.A. Poe’s dramatic exit, new food vendors coming to Human Robot, the Monto
Cantina La Martina will return to Kensington (and debut in Brewerytown) after Poe's Sandwich Joint finishes its run at Human Robot.
After 13 straight nominations, South Jersey’s Mark Tatulli has won the nation’s biggest cartoon award
Tatulli, of comic strips “Liō” and “Heart of the City,” finally won the Reuben, joining the likes of the late Philly native and “Pogo” creator Walt Kelly, “Peanuts” creator Charles…
San Francisco’s Chase Center, Valkyries to host 2027 WNBA All-Star Game
The WNBA All-Star Game is coming to the Bay Area next summer. The Chase Center has been sold out for each of the Golden State Valkyries' games since they tipped…
Site of the Walnut Street Beer Garden will become a two-story retail building, not an apartment tower
The site where three historic buildings were destroyed by arson in 2020 will become two-story retail building, with a roof deck.
The Patriot League denied Villanova quarterback Pat McQuaide’s eligibility for 2026. What’s next?
McQuaide was previously ruled eligible to play this season after an Ohio judge overturned the NCAA’s denial of his waiver request.
New technology policy at Lower Merion will scale back, keeping iPads out of kindergarteners’ hands
The vote followed months of heated debate as parents push back on screens. The school board moved Monday’s meeting online after receiving threats, officials said.