r/philadelphia • u/sharponephilly • Jul 17 '24
r/philadelphia • u/IndyJetsFan • Oct 07 '24
Serious Palestine supporters left their mark in Rittenhouse Square on 10/7 anniversary
r/philadelphia • u/NothingIfKnot • Mar 26 '23
Serious Philly residents advised to drink bottled water Sunday afternoon following chemical spill, officials say
r/philadelphia • u/sandwichpepe • Jun 29 '23
Serious they got this thing circling around the marriott now šššš
r/philadelphia • u/sunshinegal_7 • May 08 '24
Serious Update on the Kensington cleanup
r/philadelphia • u/taeyoungwoo • Oct 31 '22
Serious U.S. hospitals are required to publish their prices for medical procedures now, so my friends and I collected around 4 million prices from 30 hospitals in the Philly area and created a search engine where anyone can see how much they may be charged. Let me know what you think!
r/philadelphia • u/boundfortrees • Jun 30 '23
Serious Door tags inside the Marriott
r/philadelphia • u/AdSpecialist6598 • Jul 08 '24
Serious Just want to say, stay safe out there everyone
It is going to be hot af for the next few days and yet I've people without water everywhere. A lot of people aren't even dressing for the weather. I've seen people wearing hoodies. Please take care out there.
r/philadelphia • u/TaskerTunnelSnake • Mar 11 '21
Serious An Asian driver was nearly executed by a rider in the Dirtbike Horde in broad daylight, on the central avenue of our city.
r/philadelphia • u/ZebZ • Jun 22 '23
Serious Philly residents pressure Mariott and local museum not to host hate group Moms For Liberty's conference
r/philadelphia • u/ilovetorunforfun • Jul 21 '24
Serious PROTECTED BIKE LANES NOW! š²
r/philadelphia • u/AdSpecialist6598 • Nov 23 '24
Serious Thousands of resident doctors in Philadelphia want to unionize
r/philadelphia • u/IndoorCloud25 • Aug 30 '24
Serious NHL player Johnny Gaudreau, brother Matthew killed after being struck by suspected drunk driver
r/philadelphia • u/Pretty_Imagination62 • Jun 25 '24
Serious Penn Medicine is a joke.
I get that we are in the middle of a healthcare crisis, but I canāt seem to go to Penn Medicine without having a bad experience as a patient. I used to live in a relatively rural area and still managed to feel like my doctors had time, energy, and capacity to see me. Then I moved to Boston and was a patient at Mass General for a while and felt the same- CARED FOR, THE BARE MINIMUM. The air at Penn Med is that everyone is way too busy to even care about you.
Iāve been misdiagnosed by the radiology department, told conflicting information several times by specialists, told āIām not sure what Iām doing hereā before a midwife treated me, and now I have a life changing, potentially very serious issue found on a test without any directions for what to do about it. Iām told to follow up with my primary doctor in a month but, oh look, they arenāt even available until September and donāt even have time to talk to me on how I can manage my symptoms in the meantime, and when I tried to explain why I was concerned about my new issue and think itās an urgent problem I was, surprise, blown off by the medical assistant. Iāve also been on a waitlist for my OBGYN annual exam for over a YEAR.
This is insane. This is not prestige. This is neglect of patient care, and you can sense that everyone feels this way in the waiting rooms, and staff all seem burned out. I canāt believe itās this bad and yet theyāre seen as the golden standard. It takes MONTHS to get tests and see doctors when things are time sensitive. I canāt even get my basic questions answered.
r/philadelphia • u/Purrogi • Apr 16 '23
Serious Windows open, relaxing and watching a good Phillies game whenā¦ā¦
r/philadelphia • u/SeeMyThumb • 14d ago
Serious 2 juveniles shot near Dilworth Park ice rink in Center City Philadelphia
r/philadelphia • u/Closet_Coltrane • Aug 11 '23
Serious Too many Philly drivers pose a legitimate risk to the safety of our citizens, so when are we actually going to organize?
Just had a pickup (of course) pass me on Bells Mill Rd for having the audacity to stop at the stop sign and make sure I donāt hit any early morning joggers crossing on Forbidden Dr. We need a protest, sit-in, mass streets shutdownā¦something, anything to get attention on pedestrian and driver safety issues. I canāt fucking take this shit anymore.
r/philadelphia • u/I_Like_Law_INAL • Sep 15 '24
Serious We should permanently pedestrianize walnut between the rivers
This is great, walking down walnut today feels like living in a city meant for people
r/philadelphia • u/futurehistorianjames • Jul 31 '23
Serious Save Chinatown.
I am a supporter of the Chinatown community and yes that means I am against t the arena. People say the area is terrible or the mall is dying (the fashion district?) I just donāt see an arena fitting there. Also, construction will take years which means businesses like my favorite Vietnamese cafe will suffer and lose business. This will hit the community hard. Similar projects have happened across the United States that saw the loss of those Chinatowns and turned their cities into yuppie central like Seattle. Philly has a chance to do something different and so I say NO ARENA SAVE CHINATOWN!
r/philadelphia • u/tamiyatt01d • May 18 '23
Serious I wish I could call people out for littering without literally putting myself in danger. The disrespect people have for our city is astounding.
r/philadelphia • u/sharponephilly • Feb 28 '24
Serious Zero f&cks given. Just let someone else clean it up.
r/philadelphia • u/jargito • Oct 22 '24
Serious Penn executes search warrant as pro-Palestinian activists allege āraidā of student organizersā house
r/philadelphia • u/Hoyarugby • 21d ago
Serious [Inquirer] A Philly man awarded $4.1M by the city for an overturned murder conviction pleads guilty to killing a man for $1,200
r/philadelphia • u/sosasosa1 • Jul 05 '22