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May 14–17: Tribute bands, the Philly Jewish Music Festival and a live retelling of “The Princess Bride” are among weekend highlights.

Sharif Street, Chris Rabb and Ala Stanford share many policy goals, but some divisions over Gaza and fundraising, plus a lack of public polling, make the race a guessing game.

Named after Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church, which once occupied the site, the building addresses a critical need for affordable housing.

Lankenau Medical Center’s health education center provides free interactive programs on nutrition, exercise, drugs and alcohol, puberty and more.

The utility says its transmission security agreements ensure data centers pay their “fair share” of the infrastructure costs required to serve them.

The increases include annual taxes, miscellaneous fees and costs for expedited state services.

Warsh’s nomination faced uncertainty after Republican Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina threatened to block it while the Justice Department investigated Fed Chair Jerome Powe

The Philadelphia region is rich in golf history, yet the area's greatest contribution to the game may have come from public course in West Philadelphia.

Fair housing advocates hope the decision empowers more tenants to speak out in a city where fears of retaliation run deep.

Voters also selected three at-large council members in an election dominated by concerns over redevelopment.

The new play, based on the 19th-century Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, centers international students studying in Philadelphia.

The Princeton school district is one of a few “districts on the rise” for math and reading.

Years after the COVID-19 pandemic, learning loss has left Pennsylvania schools lagging behind much of the country.

The exhibit features multimedia installations created by 10 local artists that bring to life the once-obscure underground corridors of the water system.

The 76ers were easily ousted by the New York Knicks to end Morey’s sixth season in charge.