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Rents took off in the wake of pandemic shutdowns and have only started to soften.

The average residential customer that uses PECO’s default service will see their monthly bill go down by around $5 starting Dec. 1.

In eight years, the OHS office became known nationwide for its public and private partnerships, as well as new funding to build more homes.

The memorial features the names of thousands of Palestinians who have died in the Israel-Hamas war and in previous conflicts.

The goal of the ban is to cut down on violent crime committed by those wearing masks to conceal their identities.

The man being sought has been identified as 34-year-old Gino Hagenkotter.

Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro’s office has come under fire for similarly agreeing to settle a claim of sexual harassment with a nondisclosure agreement.

The third annual Philly Holiday Parade is kicking off in Center City this weekend.

There will be a store closing in Philadelphia, as well as ones in West Chester and Moorestown.

Fines would be $250 and up to $2,000 if done during criminal activity.

Artist Heather Ujiie has created a morbid Victorian tableau “Dark Forest” inside the 19th-century home of the father of modern surgery.

Philadelphia is an old city with a “strong foundation,” and some business owners say Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker’s opportunity to change the economy is now.

Nov. 30 - Dec. 3: The Philly Holiday Experience, Diana Ross in N.J., and the Annual Holiday Craft Show in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

With his gruff yet commanding presence and behind-the-scenes manipulation of power, Kissinger exerted uncommon influence on global affairs under Presidents Nixon and Ford.

The cease-fire is set to expire early Thursday. International mediators are trying to extend the deal to facilitate the release of additional hostages held by Hamas.