The Local Sunset
Philadelphia · Thursday, October 1, 2026 · 6:00 PM local · 21 min
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- AFirefighters battle blaze at North Philadelphia corner storeNBC10 Philadelphia
- APhiladelphia to Start Repairs on Mayfair Sinkhole MondayNBC10 Philadelphia
- AStudents Transform Vacant Brewerytown Buildings into Affordable HomesWHYY
- APhiladelphia Museum of Art Steps Light Up for Rocky’s 50th AnniversaryNBC10 Philadelphia
- APhiladelphia launches parallel‑parking championshipNBC10 Philadelphia
- BPhiladelphia Sheriff’s Office Says It Found $20 Million, Disputes Supervision DealPhiladelphia Inquirer
- BPhiladelphia tenants push back on junk fees as council considers actionWHYY
- BEleven Philadelphia Business Owners Accused of Stealing Funds from Aid ProgramPhiladelphia Inquirer
- BPat's King of Steaks employee assaulted with cheesesteak, $5,000 reward offeredNBC10 Philadelphia
- BStudy Finds Microplastics in Over 20 Philadelphia WatershedsWHYY
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Firefighters battle blaze at North Philadelphia corner store
A fire broke out at a North Philadelphia corner store early Thursday, and firefighters moved in to put out the blaze.
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Sheriff’s Office Finds $20 Million, Challenges Supervision Order
The sheriff’s office reported finding $20 million, admitted missing a supervision agreement, and is challenging the judge’s oversight, citing staffing and…
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Philadelphia Faces Loss of Up to 8,000 Affordable Rentals
Researchers warn that Philadelphia may lose almost 8,000 affordable rentals by 2036, underscoring a statewide housing shortage and concerns over preserving…
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Philadelphia to Begin Mayfair Sinkhole Repairs Monday
The Philadelphia Water Department will commence emergency repairs on the Mayfair sinkhole Monday after evaluating the site.
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Tenants Launch ‘End Rental Ripoffs’ Campaign as Council Mulls Bill
Tenants in Philadelphia have launched the “End Rental Ripoffs” campaign to fight junk fees, as the city council considers legislation but has not set a…
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Motorcyclist Killed in Northampton County Multi‑Vehicle Crash
A Whitehall motorcyclist, 20, was pronounced dead following a three‑vehicle crash at an Allen Township intersection on September 30, 2026, with Pennsylvania…
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Students Turn Vacant Brewerytown Buildings into Affordable Homes
Students and volunteers demolished vacant Brewerytown properties on Oct. 1 to create affordable homes for first‑time buyers, addressing Philadelphia’s housing…
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Eleven Business Owners Charged with Stealing Food Aid Funds
Prosecutors charged eleven Philadelphia business owners with stealing over $340,000 from a city food‑assistance program for low‑income women and children.
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Museum Steps Light Up for Rocky’s 50th Anniversary
The museum’s steps will be lit for four nights to celebrate Rocky’s 50th anniversary and promote Sylvester Stallone’s new memoir, in a partnership that…
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Pat's King of Steaks Employee Assaulted, $5,000 Reward Offered
A Pat's King of Steaks employee was assaulted when a customer tossed a cheesesteak at him on Sep. 30, prompting the owner to offer a $5,000 reward for tips.
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Philadelphia Holds Parallel Parking Championship
The Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association launched a competition for 15 residents, featuring three challenges to name the Best Parallel Parker in…
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Study Finds Microplastics in Over 20 Philadelphia Watersheds
A study by PennEnvironment, Drexel University researchers and environmental groups found microplastic contamination in over 20 Philadelphia waterways,…
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