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The Philadelphia Parallel Parking Association’s inaugural competition drew a large crowd to South Street, raising funds for safer streets.

Children account for 45% of e-scooter-related injuries, according to a Johns Hopkins study.

Asian Americans United founded the festival in 1995 to mark the holiday, celebrated widely across Asia, that honors family reunions and the end of harvest season.

The project will reduce methane releases and cut the utility's overall greenhouse gas emissions by a fraction of a percent.

The 40,000-square-foot facility, dubbed “The Generator,” is set to break ground in fall 2027 and open in early 2029.

An Oct. 6 event will explore data on immigrant entrepreneurship, homeownership, education and more.

This week’s Philly “Firstival” highlights Eastern State Penitentiary – America’s first penitentiary that now serves as a space for prison reform and education.

PSLs are the Taylor Swift of the coffee world: overexposed, weirdly divisive, but when they’re good, they hit.

The state’s public nuisance lawsuit against a scrap metal recycler over repeated fires seeks operational changes. Residents say that’s not enough.

Last year’s First Friday celebration of the 10th anniversary of the hitchhiking robot’s visit to Philly drew around 550 visitors.

Community members called on Gov. Josh Shapiro and local municipalities to pass legislation restricting cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Some Philly spaces are celebrating an “analog” experience – or those that are centered around physical media. We talked to a few.

Once cut off from the Schuylkill by industry, this secluded corner of Grays Ferry is opening up to the river — even as residents grapple with who shapes what comes next.

Fifteen pros and amateurs will test their parking skills in the inaugural edition of the Philadelphia Parallel Parking Authority’s competition.

The agreement comes after two years of negotiating, during which WPSU was slated to permanently close following federal funding cuts.