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1 killed, 5 wounded in weekend shootings

A woman was killed and at least five others injured in multiple shootings over the weekend in Philadelphia. Police reported the incidents occurred across several neighborhoods, with one victim in critical condition later succumbing to her injuries. Investigators are still searching for motives and no arrests have been made.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parkers Public Schedule for the Weekend 7.19

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will announce her public schedule for the weekend of July 19, 2025. The schedule details her planned events and engagements in the city, aiming to enhance community interaction and transparency.

Explainer Why Philadelphias housing policies may be making renters sick

Philadelphia's City Council reviewed the Safe Healthy Homes Act, which includes a fund for tenant relocation but stalled on two other bills aimed at strengthening tenant rights. Researchers warn that the Right to Repairs legislation's fate could significantly impact tenant health and safety. Current regulations require tenants to navigate a tricky system to assert their rights against landlords.

Public Hearing Notice Amendments to the Parking Regulations for the Center City Area July 2025

The United States House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure will hold a public hearing on amendments to parking regulations in Center City, Philadelphia, on July 18, 2025. This legal hearing aims to address concerns regarding the housing market and economic impacts of current parking policies. Stakeholders, including local officials and residents, are encouraged to participate.

Announcing the 2025 Philadelphia Food Justice Initiative grantees

The Philadelphia Food Justice Initiative announced its 2025 grantees on July 18, 2025, highlighting efforts to improve nutrition and address food inequities. The initiative, supported by the Reinvestment Fund and the Connecticut Department of Public Health, aims to combat chronic conditions through enhanced access to healthy food.

Michelin comes to Philly What it means for the citys culinary scene

Philadelphia prepares for the arrival of the Michelin Guide, which could enhance its culinary reputation and boost tourism. Local chefs express concern that the pursuit of Michelin stars might stifle innovation in the city's diverse dining scene.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parkers Public Schedule for Friday, July 18, 2025

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker will outline her public schedule for Friday, July 18, 2025. The schedule release comes from the Office of the Mayor in Philadelphia, providing residents with insight into upcoming engagements.

Where to celebrate Christmas in July in Philly

Philadelphia will host various events to celebrate Christmas in July, promising themed summer fun in 2025. Local businesses will participate, creating festive atmospheres reminiscent of the holiday season. The article highlights key locations and activities for residents and visitors.

Outcry after ex-cop in Irizarry killing gets no additional prison time

Former Philadelphia Police Officer Mark Dial received a sentence of nine-and-a-half months to two years for the voluntary manslaughter of Eddie “Junito” Irizarry Jr., with immediate parole due to prior incarceration. District Attorney Larry Krasner expressed deep disappointment in the leniency of the sentence, while Irizarry's family voiced their loss of faith in the justice system.

Where to enjoy National Ice Cream Day in Philadelphia

Philadelphia celebrates National Ice Cream Day on July 20 with special offerings from local shops. Highlights include Levain Bakery's new Mint Stracciatella flavor and Shake Shack's limited-edition Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Shake, both available on the holiday. Customers can also enjoy unique plant-based options from HipCityVeg and Bassett’s, among other treats.

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