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She serves as PlanPhilly managing editor and edits a team dedicated to reporting on city planning, development, and the built environment in Philadelphia.

The upgrades are part of the arena’s more than $350 million transformation project.

African cuisine is the highlight of the Woodland Avenue commercial corridor, where most of the residents are from Africa and the Caribbean.

Nashville’s governing council voted Monday to send Justin Jones straight back to the Legislature. The council vote returns Jones to the Capitol after just four days.

It comes as state and local governments across the country struggle to fill vacant roles.

In recent weeks, a total of four Philadelphia schools have been found to have asbestos.

Police said three males began attacking one victim, and when his two friends fought back, one suspect fired several bullets and struck three people.

Dozens march the picket line at Rutgers-Camden Monday as union members demand higher wages, equal treatment of faculty, and equitable investment in all three campuses.

The DOJ is asking a federal appeals court to put the decision on hold.

Herm Suplizio, manager for the city of DuBois Pa, has been arrested for stealing more than $600,000 from public accounts over which he had signatory control.

Trump is repeating what's been a consistent refrain throughout his political career — claiming without evidence that an election is being rigged against him.

Casey is the longest-serving Democratic U.S. senator in Pennsylvania history.

Nearly 50 years ago, Garrett Brown invented the Steadicam for motion picture filming. Today, he’s using his skills to give people more mobility options.

Mayoral candidates say they want to use the arts to address civic problems. Some even see it as an important part of anti-violence work.

Following the resignation of Temple University’s president and months of controversy, key stakeholders reflect on how the university got here and where it should go next.