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Save your quarters; parking meters and kiosks in parts of Philadelphia will raise their prices today. In order to help the School ...

Today marks the final meeting of a months-long panel session to examine recommendations for Marcellus Shale drilling. The 30-membe ...

Good morning, Feeders! Twenty years ago tomorrow, Frank Rizzo Sr. died. Tom MacDonald will take a look back at Rizzo’s mark ...

There’s been plenty of coverage about Philadelphia’s Zoning Code changes. We’ve learned how it will affect particular n ...

In Philadelphia, movie-in-the-park events are popping up everywhere. It’s all very trendy, but it’s not a new idea. In fact, ...

It doesn’t seem that long ago that laser pointers were the it thing on boardwalks. Now one Shore town is banning them. Ocean ...

Jurors will resume today to deliberate the role a father and two social workers played in the 2006 death of 14-year-old Danieal Kelly. ...

Writing so much about unwanted plants the last few posts I am reminded that no plant achieves anything closer to perfection than a weed.< ...

After a year under wraps, renovations to the front gate and gardens of the Rodin Museum along the Parkway in Philadelphia are complete. N ...

The weekly farmers market at the historic Wyck house on Germantown Avenue features two things every Friday: 300 years of on-site agricult ...

Officials with the Narcotics Field Unit of the Philadelphia Police Department said this week that more individuals could be arrested in c ...

State Rep. Cherelle Parker’s DUI trial has been continued until August 22 so that the Pennsylvania Attorney General can prosecute t ...

Balloons and signs recently decorated the Wissahickon bus stop on Main street, welcoming visitors to the Philadelphia Canoe Club’s annu ...

“You built a time machine… out of a DeLorean?” And so begins the adventure of Marty McFly in the sci-fi comedy c ...

The Gorgas Park Farmer’s Market will be open from 2 to 6 p.m. today near the corner of Ridge Avenue and Acorn Street.  ...