Philadelphia Tourism Bouncing Back From Pandemic Lows
City representatives are seeing increases in visitation, spending, economic impact, tax revenue and jobs.
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City representatives are seeing increases in visitation, spending, economic impact, tax revenue and jobs.
We've seen long lines outside dispensaries where people are now allowed to buy up to one ounce of marijuana at a time.
Like families at the grocery store, Walker said he and his fellow farmers have seen their supply costs spike to about triple what they paid two years ago.
Other business owners say the mask is a small price to pay to stay safe.
It's estimated that Philadelphians use roughly a billion plastic bags every year.
Fans are fired up in Philadelphia for March Madness. The energy and spirit are contagious in the city.
Fishtown and other neighborhood groups signed a letter sent to Mayor Jim Kenney Thursday. It calls to lower some fees and eliminate the $60,000 bond.
It's estimated that 8,100 hotel rooms will be rented out between Friday and Sunday. Visitors are expected to spend over $12 million during the weekend.
76ers co-owner Michael Rubin owns Fanatics and he's driving the acquisition.
Loading up and driving off the lot is exciting. But what's more emotionally draining is the disappointment in not finding what you want.
Out of stock! We are once again seeing empty grocery store shelves.
There are openings in Philadelphia, Bucks County, Montgomery County, Camden and Wilmington.
The company had intended to close it in 2019.
Businesses Eyewitness News talked to have mixed reactions over the new rules.
Cornerstone is not the only restaurant requiring customers to be vaccinated, but because of so much backlash and threats, they now have had to call police for extra protection.
