The Philadelphia Caller
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PHILADELPHIA, PA - As late May 2025 unfolds, the Philadelphia Phillies are once again a prominent force in the National League. With a strong 36-20 record, they sit atop the NL East, holding a 2-game lead over the New York Mets. Their performance has fans buzzing, and it offers an interesting lens through which to view the expectations set at the beginning of the 2024 season.
PHILADELPHIA, PA – Rittenhouse Square is about to get a whole lot sweeter! All Aboard Candy, the TikTok-famous candy charcuterie company, is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its first-ever brick-and-mortar candy boutique. The celebration kicks off on Thursday, June 12, 2025, at 12:00 PM at the new store, located at 233 S 20th Street, on the corner of 20th & Locust.
PHILADELPHIA, PA – Downtown Philadelphia was awash in color, music, and joyful energy this past weekend as the city celebrated its annual Philadelphia Pride March and Festival. The events, held on Saturday, May 31st, and Sunday, June 1st, 2025, marked a resounding success for organizer Philly Pride 365, drawing enthusiastic crowds and powerfully embodying the 2025 theme: Philly L.U.V. (Legacy, Unity, Visibility).
PHILADELPHIA, PA – President Joe Biden made a surprise and unannounced breakfast stop in Philadelphia on Monday, June 16, 2025, delighting diners and passersby at the popular Parc restaurant in Rittenhouse Square. The visit created a buzz in the heart of Center City, with many patrons capturing photos of the unexpected presidential meal.
PHILADELPIHA - June is officially designated as Caribbean American Heritage Month in the United States, a time dedicated to recognizing and celebrating the vibrant contributions of Caribbean Americans to the fabric of the nation. From the arts and sciences to business, sports, and public service, individuals with roots in the diverse islands of the Caribbean have profoundly shaped and enriched American culture, history, and society for centuries.
PHILADELPHIA, PA – State and local law enforcement agencies in Pennsylvania have increased their cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), leading to a rise in immigration arrests and deportations, according to a new report published Tuesday by Axios Philadelphia. This development signals a significant shift in immigration enforcement within the Commonwealth and has drawn both praise from law enforcement proponents and sharp criticism from immigrant rights advocates.
