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Saturday, November 29th, 2025
Good morning, Philadelphia. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 29th of November.
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ On Friday, King of Prussia Mall drew large crowds as shoppers took advantage of Black Friday discounts and explored new immersive retail attractions such as Eataly and Netflix House — experiences that enhanced holiday shopping. The mall’s marketing director noted that these interactive offerings boosted traffic and set the stage for stronger sales this season. WHYY
- ➤ Chance Anies will open his new Filipino-inspired steakhouse—Manong—in Fairmount on December 5 at 1833 Fairmount Ave. The restaurant will seat over 90 people, serve Filipino twists on steak and burgers with local beers and cocktails, and operate Wednesday through Sunday from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. The Philadelphia Inquirer
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Philadelphia Housing Authority President Kelvin Jeremiah announced that 283 workers will be laid off beginning in mid-January as the agency shifts to a more efficient maintenance system—this move is expected to save nearly $29 million and will be followed by a smaller round of cuts six months later. KYW Newsradio
- ➤ Philly is testing a new traffic pattern to help Eagles fans leave Lincoln Financial Field quickly—directing drivers from lots Q, R, V, W or X away from Packer Avenue eastbound at 10th Street and toward alternative access on Broad Street, Darien Street or Front Street, the city said. The Philadelphia Inquirer
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Head spas have become a growing trend in Philadelphia as millennials and Gen Zers try treatments that help with scalp issues (like oiliness and dandruff) at local spots such as Sarang Head Spa. Owner Sonia Yoon, who trained in Korea, uses scalp analysis and custom techniques to help clients learn proper scalp care. WHYY
- ➤ Philadelphia cancer centers now offer oncology urgent care clinics that give patients fast treatment for side effects of chemotherapy and immunotherapy; the University of Pennsylvania’s Abramson Clinic is now open 24/7—Fox Chase Cancer Center also uses a direct referral system to quickly assess symptoms. WHYY
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Local NFL writers predicted the Black Friday game at Lincoln Financial Field as the Eagles, still hurt after losing 21 points to the Cowboys, faced a Bears team with strong running stats despite injuries — the matchup was seen as key for playoff hopes. One writer thought the Eagles would win while another expected a close upset by the Bears. The Philadelphia Inquirer
- ➤ The Eagles’ offense struggles with low motivation after winning the Super Bowl—big contracts and recent injuries may be causing fatigue. With an 8—3 record, the team must boost its play as it prepares for upcoming games. The Philadelphia Inquirer
- ➤ On Friday, the Philadelphia Eagles lost 24 to 15 to the Chicago Bears at Lincoln Financial Field as multiple turnovers and a weak offense hurt their performance, dropping them behind the Bears and leaving them just one loss ahead of Dallas in the NFC East. Metro Philadelphia
- ➤ DeVonta Smith was cleared to play in the Black Friday game for the Eagles against the Bears after missing workouts due to chest and shoulder injuries and an illness. The team also ruled out Xavier Gipson—shoulder, Myles Hinton—back, and Lane Johnson—foot, while Drew Mukuba remains on injured reserve and Britain Covey joined the active roster. The Philadelphia Inquirer
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