New JerseyBart Blatstein delays opening of his $100 million Island Waterpark in Atlantic CityDespite a grandiose preview party, the $100 million Island Waterpark did not open as scheduled. State officials said permitting was incomplete.
New JerseyBart Blatstein delays opening of his $100 million Island Waterpark in Atlantic CityDespite a grandiose preview party, the $100 million Island Waterpark did not open as scheduled. State officials said permitting was incomplete.
NewsN.J. attorney general and school districts are waging a legal battle over transgender policies. Here’s what to know.
NewsN.J. attorney general and school districts are waging a legal battle over transgender policies. Here’s what to know.
NewsEducation officials tell Moms for Liberty attendees that schools need to ‘get all this woke stuff out’
NewsEducation officials tell Moms for Liberty attendees that schools need to ‘get all this woke stuff out’
NewsEliminate standardized test requirements for some Philly special-admissions schools, consultant recommends
NewsEliminate standardized test requirements for some Philly special-admissions schools, consultant recommends
NewsFrankford High announces fall plan after asbestos closure — with some students returning to its building
NewsFrankford High announces fall plan after asbestos closure — with some students returning to its building
NewsWhat to know about this weekend’s Moms for Liberty summit in PhiladelphiaThe group, which claims 285 chapters in 45 states — including in the Philadelphia region — expects 650 attendees at the event, which begins Thursday night and ends Sunday.
NewsWhat to know about this weekend’s Moms for Liberty summit in PhiladelphiaThe group, which claims 285 chapters in 45 states — including in the Philadelphia region — expects 650 attendees at the event, which begins Thursday night and ends Sunday.
NewsFrom trash pickup to grocery stores: Here’s what is open and closed in Philly for Fourth of JulyCheck Philadelphia store hours for grocery stores, liquor stores, and more on Independence Day 2023.
NewsFrom trash pickup to grocery stores: Here’s what is open and closed in Philly for Fourth of JulyCheck Philadelphia store hours for grocery stores, liquor stores, and more on Independence Day 2023.
LifeFinding the community they’ve been looking for“Within an hour, I was in labor. Once things started, it was hard and fast, but from my water breaking until the baby [arrived], it was 55 hours.”
LifeFinding the community they’ve been looking for“Within an hour, I was in labor. Once things started, it was hard and fast, but from my water breaking until the baby [arrived], it was 55 hours.”
NewsWhy Moms for Liberty was designated an ‘extremist’ group by the Southern Poverty Law CenterBorn out of opposition to COVID-19 mandates in schools, Moms of Liberty pivoted to targeting diversity education and how LGBTQ issues are handled by schools.
NewsWhy Moms for Liberty was designated an ‘extremist’ group by the Southern Poverty Law CenterBorn out of opposition to COVID-19 mandates in schools, Moms of Liberty pivoted to targeting diversity education and how LGBTQ issues are handled by schools.
Things To DoEverything you need to know about the 2023 Philadelphia Chinese Lantern FestivalThe 2023 Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival is back at Franklin Square from June 21 to August 13. Here's what you need to know.
Things To DoEverything you need to know about the 2023 Philadelphia Chinese Lantern FestivalThe 2023 Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival is back at Franklin Square from June 21 to August 13. Here's what you need to know.
LifeTreasuring the ‘awesome’ aspects of parentingSometimes Frank tells friends that becoming exasperated with an infant is like getting mad at the weather.
LifeTreasuring the ‘awesome’ aspects of parentingSometimes Frank tells friends that becoming exasperated with an infant is like getting mad at the weather.
EducationThis Philly school is on a short list to be named ‘best in the world’ for nearly eradicating out-of-school suspensionsChester Arthur, at 20th and Catharine, was shortlisted along with schools in Malaysia, Wales, India, South Africa, Uruguay, Brazil, and Florida.
EducationThis Philly school is on a short list to be named ‘best in the world’ for nearly eradicating out-of-school suspensionsChester Arthur, at 20th and Catharine, was shortlisted along with schools in Malaysia, Wales, India, South Africa, Uruguay, Brazil, and Florida.
EducationPa.’s underfunded schools have fewer teachers — especially in STEM, art, foreign language — compared to well-funded peers, report saysThe Lower Merion School District, for instance, has 80.4 teachers per 1,000 students, while Philadelphia has 59.6, Research for Action found.
EducationPa.’s underfunded schools have fewer teachers — especially in STEM, art, foreign language — compared to well-funded peers, report saysThe Lower Merion School District, for instance, has 80.4 teachers per 1,000 students, while Philadelphia has 59.6, Research for Action found.
NewsCamden administrators and students make a plea to sign up for summer schoolAll Camden public school students are eligible to sign up for summer school for enrichment classes or recovery courses to make up for classes failed during the school year.
NewsCamden administrators and students make a plea to sign up for summer schoolAll Camden public school students are eligible to sign up for summer school for enrichment classes or recovery courses to make up for classes failed during the school year.
Things To Do for the HolidaysCelebrate Juneteenth in Philly with art, food, and culture at these 9 eventsThere is no one way to commemorate Juneteenth, but Philly offers plenty of activities to celebrate in your own way.
Things To Do for the HolidaysCelebrate Juneteenth in Philly with art, food, and culture at these 9 eventsThere is no one way to commemorate Juneteenth, but Philly offers plenty of activities to celebrate in your own way.
NewsGirls’ High denied a graduate her diploma because she danced across the stageA Girls High official told Hafsah Abdul-Rahman, "You’re not getting your diploma because you made the crowd chuckle,’” the recent graduate said.
NewsGirls’ High denied a graduate her diploma because she danced across the stageA Girls High official told Hafsah Abdul-Rahman, "You’re not getting your diploma because you made the crowd chuckle,’” the recent graduate said.
NewsPitman H.S. student who drowned in Alcyon Lake was competing in a scavenger hunt that went ‘astray,’ his family saidSwimming across Alcyon Lake provided the most points to be earned in the hunt, a former student said.
NewsPitman H.S. student who drowned in Alcyon Lake was competing in a scavenger hunt that went ‘astray,’ his family saidSwimming across Alcyon Lake provided the most points to be earned in the hunt, a former student said.
NewsCentral Bucks seniors don’t want officials ‘who have made high school harder and more painful’ handing out diplomasRather than the superintendent or school board president, they want to choose a board member “who shares our values for equality, diversity and inclusion.”
NewsCentral Bucks seniors don’t want officials ‘who have made high school harder and more painful’ handing out diplomasRather than the superintendent or school board president, they want to choose a board member “who shares our values for equality, diversity and inclusion.”
NewsMany Philly 8th graders don’t have access to algebra. These students want to fix that. “The trend at Nebinger is we lose a great portion of our fourth and fifth grade students because we don’t have algebra or Spanish,” Principal Ayana Townsend said.
NewsMany Philly 8th graders don’t have access to algebra. These students want to fix that. “The trend at Nebinger is we lose a great portion of our fourth and fifth grade students because we don’t have algebra or Spanish,” Principal Ayana Townsend said.
LifeFinding a family in their own wayThey hope to grow their family, perhaps with children between Johnny’s and Jolene’s ages. And they will be honest with all the kids about how they came to be a family.
LifeFinding a family in their own wayThey hope to grow their family, perhaps with children between Johnny’s and Jolene’s ages. And they will be honest with all the kids about how they came to be a family.