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Spontaneous laugh performance in Center City
A spontaneous event in Rittenhouse Square took people by surprise yesterday. From WHYY’s Arts and Culture desk, Alex Schmidt report
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16 years ago
How concerned are Americans about losing their homes?
U.S. Housing Secretary Shaun Donovan says the Obama Administration’s Home Foreclosure Initiative requires lending institutions to d
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16 years ago
Theater project explores youth and violence
Ping Chong is a New York-based artist who does city-specific theater projects around the United States. The Village of Arts and Humanitie
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16 years ago
Garbage pickup may get price tag
Philadelphia city officials are thinking about different ways they can charge residents for trash collection. Different models exist in c
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16 years ago
Advocates want more Philly housing
Two new reports are urging Philadelphia officials to preserve the city’s current housing stock and link new affordable housing proj
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16 years ago
Police Department honors slain officer
By: Tom MacDonald
Members of the Philadelphia Police Department are gathered at the Cathedral-Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul fo
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16 years ago
Citizen input sought at third budget forum
The third of four community forums on the Philadelphia budget crisis takes place tonight in South Philadelphia. Participants will be aske
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16 years ago
Championship fever: Fans line up early for first day of Phillies tix
By: Tom MacDonald
After a winter hiatus following a long awaited world championship, Phillies fever is starting to spread again. P
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16 years ago
Port panel hires governor’s former firm
By: Tom MacDonald
The Delaware River Port Authority has approved a plan to give a contract to Pennsylvania Governor Ed RendellR
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16 years ago