Philadelphia|News|
SEPTA's 'Festibuses' Spread Holiday Transit Cheer
Now in its 11th year, the annual bus and trolley decorating began with longtime trolley operator Gary Mason, who will retire in February.
Max Bennett, Patch Staff
Philadelphia Local News
55,568 visits in the last 30 days
Patch Local Partner
Philadelphia|News|
Philly Is A Must-Visit City In 2026: Wall Street Journal
While the city's food scene has earned tons of praise recently, it's slate of 2026 events make it a must-visit destination for travelers.
Max Bennett, Patch Staff
Across America, US|Sponsored|
Want To Connect With Your Town? Advertise On Patch!
With Patch's local marketing experts on your side, building brand awareness and growing your business will be easier than ever.
Patch Local Partner
Philadelphia|News|
2 Shot On Christmas Day In Philadelphia
Philadelphia Police said one man is in critical condition and another is stable after they were shot at a Germantown Avenue smoke shop.
Max Bennett, Patch Staff
Springfield, PA|News|
Man Killed By SEPTA Train In Delaware County
The man died after being struck by a Regional Rail train Friday morning in Delaware County, according to SEPTA officials.
Max Bennett, Patch Staff
Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Christmas Week Winter Storm Strengthens As It Nears Philly Area: Forecast
Significant snow accumulation is possible as precipitation could last for multiple days.
Justin Heinze, Patch Staff
Philadelphia|Sponsored|
Best Of 2025: Philadelphia Resident Honors Bucks County Windows For Acts Of Kindness
Patch and T-Mobile have partnered for Best of 2025 to celebrate the people, places and moments that made this year truly memorable.
Philadelphia|Sponsored|
Truck Parking in Philadelphia: Practical Steps for Drivers Faced
Truck Parking in Philadelphia : How to Find the Best Locations
Philadelphia|News|
Deadly Double Shooting Lands Consecutive Life Sentences For Gunman
Joshua Chisholm​ and Paris William Gary were both fatally shot by Sabir Bunch in Philadelphia on Aug. 3, 2023.
Max Bennett, Patch Staff
Philadelphia|News|
Crowds Pack Philadelphia's Wanamaker Building For Final Christmas Light Shows Amid Uncertain Future
"I really don't want to think about that," said John Abbate, of Drexel Hill, who has attended the show with his family for two decades.
