By: Jassmyn Nesmith

The 40,000-square-foot facility, dubbed “The Generator,” is set to break ground in fall 2027 and open in early 2029.

By: Jensen Toussaint

Philadelphia Youth Basketball's planned $50 million Generator will rise next to its Sixth Man Center in Nicetown, giving young adults ages 18 to 29 a path into building trades, healthcare, manufacturing and tech when it opens in early 2029.

By: Jonny Hart

Last Friday, Philadelphia Youth Basketball announced plans for The Generator, a forthcoming center focused on career development, workforce training, entrepreneurship and economic mobility. The project is supported by Temple.

By: Andrew Rowan and Dylan Steinberg

"The Generator" will provide instructional spaces for teens across Philadelphia in skilled building trades, healthcare, and technology.

By: Nate File in The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philly Youth Basketball plans to open the Generator in early 2029, aiming to help young people build careers in trades, healthcare, tech, and entrepreneurship.

By: Paul Schwedelson in the Philadelphia Business Journal

A rendering shows Philadelphia Youth Basketball's planned 40,000-square-foot building named The Generator.

By: Andrew Roman

Basketball players everywhere are reacting to LeBron James signing with the Sixers, including young players at a youth basketball camp. They shared their reactions with NBC10’s Andrew Rowan.

By: J.D. Prose

U.S. Sens. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick promoted Trump Accounts during a visit to a youth basketball camp in Philadelphia on Monday.

By: Sam Janesch

Trump Accounts, which will launch on July 4, were part of the president's One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

By: Jordan Simon

Travel sports are a small fortune — these opportunities for your kids aren’t.

By: Maggie Kent

A free job-training initiative from Philly Youth Basketball is helping young athletes build career skills off the court.

By: Michael Bradley

Decades of uneven investment have left Philly kids playing at a disadvantage, with consequences that stretch far beyond the game.

By: Courtney Duchene

Unrivaled, the new 3v3 professional women’s basketball league, makes its tour debut here on January 30, thanks to Philly Sisters, co-founded by Wanda and Alex Sykes

By: Len Lear

Thousands of Philadelphia children and teenagers have a safe place to play basketball after school, take classes, and enjoy summer camp thanks to Mt Airy's Kenny Holdsman.