The Local Sunset
Philadelphia · Monday, October 26, 2026 · 6:00 PM local · 19 min
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- ACrash on I‑76 near Belmont Avenue creates eastbound traffic jamNBC10 Philadelphia
- AStudy says ICE tax cost Philadelphia $811 million in salesPhiladelphia Inquirer
- APhiladelphia Housing Authority to add 63 affordable homes in SharswoodWHYY
- AJustice Department to Deploy 1,000 Election Monitors in PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Inquirer
- AMontgomery County builds Pennsylvania’s first coroner’s resting site for unclaimed bodiesWHYY
- BPhiladelphia expands rain gardens to curb raw sewage spillsWHYY
- BCrowd Overpowers Man Accused of Stabbing Two Outside Philadelphia City HallNBC10 Philadelphia
- BPennsylvania Enacts Anti‑Hazing Law After Cheltenham High School CaseFOX 29 Philadelphia
- BTrump's Oil Reserve Release May Not Lower Pennsylvania Heating CostsWHYY
- BTwo Cats Survive Suspected Shootings in New Jersey, Vet Urges PrecautionsNBC10 Philadelphia
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0:32ICE Tax Costs Philly Millions
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Crash on I‑76 near Belmont Avenue creates eastbound traffic jam
A crash on I‑76 eastbound near Belmont Avenue blocked the right lane at 5 a.m., leaving only the left lane open and delaying commuters into the morning rush.
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Philadelphia Expands Rain Gardens to Cut Raw Sewage Spills
Philadelphia city officials are adding hundreds of rain gardens and other green infrastructure to reduce raw sewage spills into local waterways, continuing a…
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Woman Hospitalized After Jumping From Fifth‑Floor Fire
A fire at a Pennsauken apartment complex led to the evacuation of hundreds and a woman leapt from the fifth floor, resulting in hospitalization.
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ICE Tax Costs Philadelphia $811 Million in Sales, Study Finds
A Wharton analysis links the ICE tax to an $811 million drop in Philadelphia retail sales, citing reduced consumer purchases.
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Crowd Beats Man Accused of Stabbing Two Outside City Hall
Police responded to a weapon report near City Hall on Oct. 25, 2026, where a crowd overpowered the man suspected of stabbing two men.
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Firefighters and Aerial Unit Tackle House and Car Blaze
Firefighters and an aerial unit fought a house and car fire on Pemberton Avenue in Woodland Township, causing extensive damage to both.
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PHFA to Build 63 Affordable Homes in Sharswood
The Philadelphia Housing Authority will add 63 affordable homes in Sharswood, part of its last North Philadelphia projects after investing about $750 million…
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Pennsylvania Passes Anti‑Hazing Law After Cheltenham Scandal
Pennsylvania enacted a law treating hazing as child abuse with mandatory reporting requirements, prompted by the Cheltenham High School football hazing scandal.
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Justice Department to Deploy 1,000 Election Monitors in Philadelphia
The Justice Department will send 1,000 monitors to Philadelphia polling places and will also position observers in other Pennsylvania counties.
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Trump's Oil Reserve Release Unlikely to Cut Pennsylvania Heating Costs
President Trump announced a heating oil release from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, yet experts doubt it will reduce Pennsylvania's sharply higher heating…
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Montgomery County builds Pennsylvania’s first coroner’s resting site
Montgomery County is building the state's first coroner‑run resting site for unclaimed bodies, offering a permanent, dignified location for remains without…
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Two Cats Injured in Suspected Shootings, Vet Issues Warning
Two cats suffered severe injuries believed to be from gunfire; police are investigating and a vet clinic warned owners to safeguard pets.
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