Mayor Cherelle Parker and city leaders will hold a press conference Thursday to discuss safety measures that Philadelphia will take in preparation of Super Bowl LIX.

An 18-year-old Temple University student was hospitalized and later died after falling from a pole in Center City after the Eagles’ NFC championship win.

Philadelphia residents may start seeing temporary no parking signs along the South Broad Street corridor and City Hall beginning Thursday, according to the city. The city says the no parking zone will go into effect at noon Sunday. Any vehicles parked in the locations during the posted hours could be relocated.

Mayor Cherelle Parker is pleading with Eagles fans to remember her "golden rule": Don't climb light poles. The big picture: The death of a Temple University student following the Birds' win in the NFC Championship last month — not to mention someone shooting off a gun into the air in a large crowd — has city officials issuing an only-in-Philly PSA ahead of Sunday.

Local businesses are looking to cash in on Super Bowl LIX, so look out for Eagles-themed goodies at restaurants across the city, including: Dyed-green doughnuts at Federal Donuts & Chicken. Go Birds Shake at Bassetts Ice Cream in Reading Terminal Market.