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The more than 9,000 city employees represented by AFSCME District Council 33 have been working without a contract since July.

The statue was similar to one discovered in Portland, Oregon, earlier this week.

The new shelter to help those with emergency housing needs will take 16–20 months to build.

The historic building is part of plans for America’s big birthday in 2026, too.

Day of the Dead events will continue across two weekends.

Philadelphia Parking Authority Executive Director Rich Lazer told WHYY News the public service announcements show the impact of deadly accidents on families in Philadelphia.

Philly Puerto Ricans on both sides of the political spectrum condemned a comedian’s remarks — and said it could have an impact at the polls.

After a magnitude 4.8 earthquake in April, inspectors declared the building unsafe. The branch reopened just in time to serve as a polling place for the election.

Uplift Center for Grieving Children will be awarded $50,000 by District Attorney Larry Krasner and the Philadelphia Foundation as part of its violence prevention microgrants.

Struggling to imagine a good idea to dress up this year? We’ve got you covered.

Utility customers applying for LIHEAP can now check a box that will allow their information to be shared with participating gas and electric utilities.

The Borough of Collingdale does not have enough resources to safely staff its police department overnight.

Gov. Phil Murphy convened an Expanding Access to Public Contracting Opportunities roundtable discussion with legislators and stakeholders to address the issue.

Trent’s current and former teams, coaches and teammates sent tributes after his family announced his passing on Saturday.

A $250 million renovation updates the century-old, 1,100-acre showcase garden in Kennett Square.