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Currently, members of the public can only see filings of some 350 politicians and other top officials by filing a Freedom of Information Act request.

Starting as just an idea from personal interest, one of the free library’s newest clubs taps an unexpected note in the community.

One firefighter was taken to the hospital to be treated for heat exhaustion.

Organizers of the event donned 18th century-style costumes — and drew what they said are similarities between the actions of King George III and President Trump’s policies.

The legislation extends Trump's 2017 multi-trillion dollar tax cuts and cuts Medicaid and food stamps by $1.2 trillion.

AFSCME District Council 33 members protested at Fourth of July ceremonies and parades as contract negotiations with Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration continue.

The third year of the parade and costume competition saw three noncanine contestants, including a snake and a giant rabbit.

LL Cool J and Jazmine Sullivan announced their decisions on social media in solidarity of AFSCME District 33 workers, who’ve been striking since July 1.

A Man Full of Trouble is Philadelphia’s last remaining example of colonial bar culture that birthed the American Revolution.

PGW sought emails, texts and memos from climate groups that are participating in its ratemaking case. The PUC ruled that would violate the First Amendment.

The lineup includes “Hook,” “Jumanji” and 1986 cult classic “Labyrinth.”

U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick is one of three GOP members in the 119th Congress who serves a district former Vice President Kamala Harris won in 2024.

Mayor Cherelle Parker is trying to end the DC33 union worker strike by Fourth of July with both the carrot and stick approaches. Here’s how.

Ken and Valerie Baker make a leadership donation to WHYY to help keep public media alive.

Critics and health policy experts consider the GOP legislation the largest roll back of health care and food assistance in U.S. history.