It has been one month since Juneteeth, a holiday which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, yet the fight against racial injustice continues in the country. Every View More »
Mayor Jim Kenney along with other city leaders announced Monday an update on the city’s plans for reformation, transformation and reconciliation in the wake of the murder of George Floyd. View More »
As the Philadelphia Department Of Public Health calls the city a “high risk of community transmission” for COVID-19, Temple University will open a Covid-19 testing site in August and begin View More »
The results of the Washington Avenue’s Repaving & Improvement Project survey are out, and the majority of Philadelphians favor a drastic change on the notoriously unsafe road. There were 254 View More »
In Thursday’s press briefing, Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley announced there are 157 new cases of COVID-19 in Philadelphia, bringing the total number of cases in the city to 28,024. View More »
This Vimeo content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on Vimeo Here are today’s headlines: – President Englert’s message to Temple students about the fall semester schedule View More »
Governor Tom Wolf imposed new mitigation measures for Pennsylvania as the number of COVID-19 cases rise. The new restrictions reduce indoor dining from 50% capacity to 25%. Bar service will View More »
Stadiums and other private property are among those that are exempt from yesterday’s ban on public gatherings or special events of 50 people or more. The ban covers only events that View More »
Eight federal lawsuits and opposition from hundreds of universities has led the Trump administration to rescind a rule that requires international students to take in-person classes, or be forced to View More »
Due to the ongoing public health crisis, the City’s Office of Special Events will not accept or review any public gathering or special event of 50 people or more until View More »
