Philadelphia News
Transit
Philly's smart loading zones: helpful innovation or ticketing trap?
Philadelphia has rolled out smart loading zones in Center City that use sensors and dynamic pricing to manage delivery and pickup activity — but reactions are sharply divided. Businesses and delivery drivers say the zones help reduce double-parking, while others argue they've become a source of confusing and costly tickets.
Billy Penn
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Culture
Johnny Sample Rec Center in West Philly reopens after $15M makeover
The Johnny Sample Recreation Center in Cobbs Creek has reopened following a $15 million renovation funded in part by Philadelphia's soda tax. The revamped facility includes a new boxing training room and upgraded community spaces for West Philadelphia residents.
WHYY
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Politics
City asks appeals court to review President's House slavery exhibit
Philadelphia is seeking a rare appellate review of the President's House slavery exhibit, a historically significant site near Independence Mall that has faced ongoing controversy over its future. The move signals the city wants higher-court guidance on how the exhibit should be managed going forward.
Billy Penn
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Today in Philly
Culture
BlackStar Film Festival
BlackStar Film Festival returns to Philadelphia this weekend, celebrating films by Black, Brown, and Indigenous filmmakers — a major cultural event for cinephiles and community members alike.
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Concert
Silent Concert at Chestnut Hill Skyspace
A unique silent concert experience comes to the James Turrell Skyspace in Chestnut Hill this Saturday, blending music and immersive light art in one of Philly's most unusual outdoor settings.
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