A soaring luxury apartment tower planned for the last undeveloped corner of Rittenhouse Square got the green light to move forward from the Philadelphia Historical Commission

Demolition work began Tuesday on a pair of historic buildings in Old City that were gutted by a February 18th fire.

Year in and year out, the Route 9 bus has delivered among the worst, if not the worst, on-time performance out of all of SEPTA’s routes.

“I actually ride my bike in from time to time, and when you go down [parts of] Parkside it's very dangerous,” said Jones. “You take your life in your own hand.”

According to the “State of Women and Girls in Philadelphia”, our city is the only one among the ten largest where women comprise more of the external workforce than men.

If traffic seems to be getting worse downtown, that’s because it is

Toll Brothers hopes the fourth time’s the charm as the Horsham-based luxury home builder releases the latest renderings of its controversial Jewelers Row condo tower.

“We are living in a highly polarized time, and Philly needs not to get caught in those traps of us vs. them,” said Levy, executive director of Center City District.

Temple plans to close 15th Street along the two blocks between Norris Street and Montgomery Avenue to build the stadium.

A city task force charged with creating new policies to promote electric vehicle (EV) use in Philadelphia called for the elimination of a controversial EV parking program

Still in the early stages of redevelopment and revitalization, there are 24 proposed and current developments rising along the historic arterial spine.

Wharton professor emeritus talks about how new stadiums can work smartly to manage growth in underserved communities.