Swarthmore residents will be hit with a new tax | Inquirer Greater Media
Hi, Greater Media! đ Swarthmore residents will soon pay an average of $18 to $20 per month in a new emergency service tax on their property tax bill. Also this…
JFK grandson Jack Schlossberg announces run for Nadlerâs seat in US House
Jack Schlossberg, the grandson of former President John F. Kennedy, announced his bid to fill the New York City House seat currently occupied by Rep. Jerrold Nadler, making him JFKâs…
Teen serial rapist gets 35 years as judge calls him âabsolute monsterâ
A 17-year-old serial rapist in Wisconsin was sentenced Tuesday to 35 years in prison for what the judge called his âmonstrousâ behavior. Tremonte Kirk pleaded guilty in September to two…
Adele to make film debut in Tom Fordâs first movie in a decade
Adele will jump from stage to screen, making her film debut in Tom Fordâs new film, currently slated for a fall 2026 release, as the powerhouse crooner shelves music for…
CCRB chair resigns, blaming NYPD union âcampaign of liesâ against him
The interim chair of the Civilian Complaint Review Board is resigning â and says he is stepping down because a police union head smeared him as âanti-copâ and lied about…
Ex-boyfriend says he was âblack out drunkâ when he stabbed Harlem mom of 4 to death: prosecutors
A Harlem mom of four was barbarically slaughtered to death by a jealous and controlling ex-boyfriend so infuriated by being rejected that he repeatedly plunged a knife into her chest…
NYC Council speaker candidate Crystal Hudson took real estate cash despite pledge
Brooklyn Councilwoman Crystal Hudson, a leading candidate in this yearâs City Council speaker race, raked in campaign cash from real estate interests at a time her website claimed she wasnât…
Tariffs expected to raise prices for Christmas trees, other holiday decorations
Tariffs are expected to raise the price of Christmas trees and other decorations this holiday season. Since these products are not typically mass-produced in the U.S., the cost of an…
SEPTA is renting 10 commuter rail cars from Maryland to help ease shortages bedeviling Regional Rail
SEPTA has reached an agreement to lease 10 passenger coaches from Marylandâs commuter railroad, adding capacity to help ease the shortages now wrecking Regional Rail schedules. For the last month…
A library book distribution behemoth is shutting down, making a mess for Philly-area branches
A major source for library books nationwide is suddenly shutting down, leaving branches in the Philadelphia area and across the country in a bind. Baker & Taylor, which called itself…