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Occupying vacant properties has long been a tool of political protest — but it also lets families find homes.

New Jersey says it is taking a hard look at Deal's proposed residents-only parking law near the beach, which was recently widened at taxpayer expense.

The wire sculptor isn’t from Philadelphia, but he credits the city with launching his career.

When science is searching for answers, attractive theories get elevated to facts prematurely. And even after they're disproved, the public may not get the news.

A young man who survived the shooting said a 90s-themed birthday party became deadly when multiple shooters came through the gathering.

The Sixers (with 8-1 odds) really can win the NBA championship for the first time since 1983. No Super Team assembly required.

Microsoft is officially pulling the plug on perhaps the most-hated web browser that once dominated the competition. Internet Explorer will be put to rest in Summer 2022.

Like the three previous wars, the latest round of fighting ended inconclusively.

Jewish activists picketed a company owned by two Montgomery County financiers over their support for right-wing Israeli groups.

Construction barriers + Eagles billboard = pop-up swim spot.

The purchase represents the culmination of Alden's years-long drive to take over the company and its storied titles.

West End Neighborhood House has 23 homes for ex-foster children and is building room for 10 more young adults. The agency is also creating a drop-in center.

Hamas spokesman Hazem Al Qassem says the militant group is open to a cease-fire if Israel stops its air strikes on Gaza.

North Philly Peace Park educator Kermit O on the Sala Keturah STEM Pavilion and its meaning as a space of self-determination and a continuation of the Black struggle.

The week’s events include outdoor theater performances, tap dancing in Clark Park, and a Chinatown scavenger hunt.