Katie Colaneri

While some people shell out to take Mom to brunch on Mother’s Day or ignore it as a “Hallmark holiday,” a coalition of ...

Leon Tyer has lived at Penn Wynn House in the Wynnefield neighborhood of West Philadelphia for six years with the help of a federal vouch ...

Almost one year after Philadelphia passed a 1.5-cents-per-ounce tax on sweetened drinks, the soda industry continues its opposition  ...

Starting July 1, nearly 40 Pennsylvania state agencies will no longer ask some job-seekers about their criminal histories — at leas ...

Last summer, Pennsylvania pastor Gary Dull was one of the hundreds of evangelical Christians who filled a ballroom in New York City to he ...

These days, Southwest Philadelphia resident Nigeea Mohammed said she rarely does her grocery shopping in the city. That is, ever since a ...

Philadelphia City Council is looking to crack down on stores selling flavored tobacco to young people. According to city health of ...

Revenue is still flowing in from Philadelphia’s new sweetened-beverage tax, but the latest figures show the city missed its target ...

PECO is asking Pennsylvania regulators for permission to start a pilot program giving customers the option to prepay their energy bills, ...

At a packed forum hosted by a coalition of progressive organizations Tuesday night, candidates running to be Philadelphia’s next di ...

It’s something advocates for homeless young people have known for a long time: That vulnerable population is often targeted by huma ...

In response to complaints from passengers, SEPTA intends to crack down on aggressive panhandling on the subway. “This isn ...