Meir Rinde

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

The Democratic incumbent defeated Republican challenger Patrick Dugan.

Designers at a recent symposium offered different visions to transform the former police HQ — into a bus station, hospital, housing or a museum — if it’s not demolished.

Philadelphia is poised to once again have a proper bus station for Greyhound and other intercity carriers — back in the same spot where the terminal previously operated.

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 4. The retention of state Supreme Court justices has drawn extraordinary attention this year.

The close ally of Mayor Parker says teachers aren’t “a big fan of mine.” Their union says no meeting is scheduled.

On a vast landscape of flattened dirt, HRP Group envisions a sprawling “industrial campus.”

Police use of facial recognition and drones is subject to “rigorous” review, officials say.

Running as the Republican nominee, he touts a PA Forward Party endorsement.

Providers say Narcan availability is saving lives. But has the city’s huge investment to address the Kensington drug market made an impact?

SEPTA maintains trains are safe, but acknowledges need for $1.8 billion in new equipment.

Young says he wants to observe the lane in action and “make any necessary adjustments.”