This is the third year SEPTA has proposed Route 49 at its annual service plan open house, but planners feel the third time’s the charm.

France's first dockless bike-sharing program, which launched in October, has shut down operations across the country, citing "the mass destruction" of its fleet.

The new study was done in Philadelphia and released on Monday by Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health.

The ruling is the latest example of the board allowing real estate interests to skirt existing land use regulations, despite community opposition.

Trump's proposed FY2019 budget poses a massive threat to Philly's progress stabilizing neighborhoods, preventing foreclosures and fighting homelessness, city officials say.

Despite new safety features like automatic braking and lane departure warnings, a recent report by the Nat. Safety Council shows that traffic deaths across the U.S. are high

During a visit to Philadelphia on Friday, Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló said he’s committed to declaring Pennsylvania a host state.

"These disparities hurt all Philadelphians and likely impact my constituents disproportionately,” the Point Breeze councilman said.

It seems like just yesterday that much of the city and several transit stations were shut down for a major event.

Nearly all financial institutions nationwide have passed Community Reinvestment Act inspections since 2009, even though racial disparities in lending remain pronounced.

Philadelphia is among the largest U.S. cities where people of color are denied conventional home purchase loans at significantly higher rates than whites.

Railroads face a year-end deadline for installing the systems, known as PTC, but many are seeking an extension until 2020.