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Take advantage of the spring weather with this week's picks.

New Jersey environmental officials are urging residents and visitors to be careful with fire. As peak fire season begins, they’ve already had 331 blazes this year.

Richards got their start as a planner in New York, where they facilitated the creation of an urban farm cooperative lead by Black and Latinx Bronx residents.

It’s a policy that’s been in place at least three years — but rarely enforced.

Throughout this week, Penn Book Center supporters are marching daily from the University City campus to the bookstore — just one block away.

As Philly's vacant land becomes more valuable to buyers, growers who claimed abandoned lots for community gardens are at risk of losing these beloved spaces.

By developing delivery drones — and a retail system that would connect customers with local merchants — Google's parent company is directly competing with Amazon.

The mayor of a New Jersey shore town says they will continue to play Kate Smith's recording of "God Bless America" on its boardwalk despite allegations of racism.

A new program launched by Thomas Jefferson University, Drexel and Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia is helping seniors live independently in their homes.

The Flyers’ decision to remove a statue of singer Kate Smith comes as hockey is trying to reach more people of color.

A look at Philly’s college-area special service districts.

Sunday’s LGBTQ Seder went through the traditional steps but used them as a jumping off point to talk about the queer experience.

For more than a decade, Meg Miller has posted lawn signs that aim to inspire us to slow down and think a little more.

Why have the victims of childhood sexual abuse by nuns been ignored? And how do gender imbalance and church hierarchy work together to minimize their stories?

The updated font even has a new name: "Helvetica Now." But like many changes, some people are skeptical.