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District Attorney vows to prosecute any federal agents who commit crimes in Philadelphia.

Organizers of the Cinco de Mayo celebration cite the risk of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, as well as potential low turnout not making financial sense for sponsors

DA Larry Krasner and others attribute the drop to gun violence prevention efforts, grassroots violence-interruption work and supportive programs for young people.

“Years of underinvestment revealed themselves” in 2025, SEPTA wrote in a social media post. Here’s a look back at the year that was.

Philadelphia’s supercharged New Year’s Eve festivities next week will set the stage for a banner year of special events in 2026.

Congressman Brendan Boyle has co-sponsored a measure to reverse federal cuts.

Votes to end trash incineration and modify the resign-to-run rule were postponed.

The “service days” follow enforcement of restrictions on mobile providers.

SEPTA has reached a tentative two-year contract agreement with Transportation Workers Union Local 234 following a weekend intervention by Gov. Josh Shapiro.

Union alleges company has been slow to address electrocution and asbestos hazards.

Officials say city can’t afford a pricier rehab of the old Greyhound station.

Residents are invited to contribute ideas for revitalizing the stagnant retail corridor.