Community

Thousands of people are expected to come out, and local businesses are thrilled.

“Too often,” the study says, “sensitivity to the issues of Black folks has a shelf life.”

The Sayre Morris Recreation Center pool has remained empty and unused since 2017.

Nonprofit leaders who were selected for the last round of Targeted Community Investment Grant awards say the program has been plagued with difficulties and delays.

A panel of experts define and contextualize reparations and explore how it could close the racial wealth gap.

Founded by a Philadelphia mom, Womb-ish has been so successful it’s expanded to other states.

Penn America Energy wants to construct a massive LNG export terminal in the city of Chester along the Delaware River. The plan faces an uphill battle.

A hearing is underway to consider whether the Amazon Labor Union's historic union victory on Staten Island should stand — or whether a re-do election is warranted.

Ukraine's national police chief says authorities are investigating the killings of more than 12,000 Ukrainians nationwide in the war Russia is waging.

The upgrades are intended to make billing more predictable, but the city says it’s on the customer to notice if they’re being undercharged.

The Odunde festival, a massive celebration of African and Caribbean culture, was held in-person Sunday for the first time since before COVID-19.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says no one knows how long the war in his country will last but that Ukrainian forces are defying expectations.

Residents complained about weeks of missing mail deliveries, stolen checks, and long wait times.

Frederick Taylor began experimenting with “scientific management” at Nicetown’s Midvale Steel.

From camp experiences to extended hours at PAL locations, city officials are looking to provide a creative outlet for Philly young people this summer.