Meir Rinde

More automated enforcement is coming to Philly, but federal funds are at risk.

Some riders would end up crossing the street four times, or more.

The District Attorney and retired judge will face each other in a May 20 primary.

The city would boost spending on roads, libraries, and immigrant defense, among other areas.

Tax plan favored by business leaders faces pushback from community advocates.

City planners are open to renovating or demolishing the historic former police headquarters.

Philadelphia's planning director says plans need to include housing — and bringing the city together.

Republicans say inflation and national debt demand sharp federal cuts.

Drug market shifts to new blocks as city gears up Wellness Court program.

Terminated accountant describes fear and “sense of authoritarianism” at purged office.

Settlement comes three years after union leader’s corruption conviction.

Traffic deaths remain high despite millions in spending.