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Philadelphia’s litter czar opines on the role played by residents and partnerships as the city works to reduce the amount of trash in the streets.

All things bridal, a week-long celebration of a late music legend, and dinosaurs come alive in this week’s Things To Do.

The most noticeable difference was the abundance of signs at this year’s parade, some against racism and others against censorship.

The event in Margate has grown into a full-day party, punctuated by a mad dash into the water at noon.

He started as a 14 year old in South Philly in 1950. Since, he’s seen the mummer tradition go through many changes.

When Marcel and Brittany Maldonado were laid off from their respective jobs several years ago, they turned their passion for baking into a full-time business venture.

The annual fireworks displays at 6 p.m. and midnight draw revelers of all ages to the Philly and Camden waterfronts.

An $18M grant for Circuit Trails project will help connect cyclists in Montco to the Morris Arboretum.

About 585,000 Pennsylvanians work in agriculture, but only half those jobs are directly tied to the farm.

There are also two lawsuits pending over one machine picked by three jurisdictions that are home to about 17% of Pennsylvania's voters.

If you can’t stay up till midnight to welcome the new year, just have your apple juice toast at noon with fellow tots.

Philadelphia is changing rapidly. How can we design smarter, more equitably, and more beautifully to improve the quality of life of our city’s residents?

Here’s a list of some favorite episodes, curated by The Pulse team members themselves.

Mayor Jim Kenney told City Council Tuesday he will not sign six pieces of legislation, killing the bills.

Malls are inseparable from the history of postwar New Jersey, and American Dream is far from the first to promise a heady mix of retail and entertainment.