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07-31-2025 Vol 2038

Category: Local News

New Philadelphia Law Restricts Mobile Addiction Services in Kensington Amid Concerns

New Philadelphia Law Restricts Mobile Addiction Services in Kensington Amid Concerns

A new law in Philadelphia that restricts the operation of mobile addiction service providers in Kensington will take effect this…
Renovation of PAFA’s Historic Building Underway as Art Collection Awaiting Return

Renovation of PAFA’s Historic Building Underway as Art Collection Awaiting Return

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) is in the midst of a significant transformation, with a $13 million…
Controversy Erupts Over Affordable Housing Development in Germantown

Controversy Erupts Over Affordable Housing Development in Germantown

The Philadelphia Historical Commission (PHC) recently convened a public meeting on July 16 to address the proposed construction of a…
Tony Luke Sues Philadelphia Inquirer Over Defamation Claims

Tony Luke Sues Philadelphia Inquirer Over Defamation Claims

Tony Luke, a prominent figure in Philadelphia’s cheesesteak scene, has initiated a lawsuit against the Philadelphia Inquirer following an article…
Northwest Seaport Alliance and Ports of Seattle and Tacoma Showcase Economic Impact for 2023

Northwest Seaport Alliance and Ports of Seattle and Tacoma Showcase Economic Impact for 2023

A recent economic impact analysis highlights the significant role of The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA), the Port of Tacoma, and…
Seattle Woman Sues Blue Angels Over Cat’s Suffering Amid Flyovers

Seattle Woman Sues Blue Angels Over Cat’s Suffering Amid Flyovers

A lawsuit filed this week by Lauren Ann Lombardi claims that the noise from Blue Angels fighter jets caused her…
Documentary ‘Songs of Black Folk’ Celebrates Black Culture in the Pacific Northwest

Documentary ‘Songs of Black Folk’ Celebrates Black Culture in the Pacific Northwest

The Pacific Northwest may not be the first region that comes to mind when thinking about Black culture, but the…
Race the L8: A Festive Call for Better Transit on Seattle’s Route 8

Race the L8: A Festive Call for Better Transit on Seattle’s Route 8

On July 10, hundreds of participants took to the streets of Seattle, engaging in a playful race up Denny Way…
The Urbanist Hosts Campaign Volunteer Training and Endorsed Candidate Party for 2025 Elections

The Urbanist Hosts Campaign Volunteer Training and Endorsed Candidate Party for 2025 Elections

As the 2025 elections approach, The Urbanist is shifting its focus toward supporting local campaigns and endorsing candidates who align…
US Retailers Face $20 Billion Hit as Foreign Tourism Declines

US Retailers Face $20 Billion Hit as Foreign Tourism Declines

The retail landscape in major U.S. cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago is undergoing a significant transformation,…
Reflections on Illinois: A Journey Through Political Divides

Reflections on Illinois: A Journey Through Political Divides

In a recent reflective article, Chris Ware, a Riverside-based artist, recalls a drive he took with his daughter from their…
Chicago Public Schools Faces $734 Million Deficit Amid Staffing and Funding Challenges

Chicago Public Schools Faces $734 Million Deficit Amid Staffing and Funding Challenges

As the summer ends and Chicago Public Schools (CPS) prepares for the new school year in August, district officials are…