Meir Rinde

As permanent repairs to the roadway wrap up, we stroll down memory lane.

Residents say they were blindsided by the city’s proposal to house Kensington drug users.

‘Right-of-way’ advocates call for quick permitting of street-narrowing and public benches

Is this the start of a transformation, or just one more of the many cleanups the neighborhood has seen over the years?

Mayor Parker’s plan to revive the neighborhood follows decades of failed efforts.

Republican members of Congress came to Philadelphia Friday to bash District Attorney Larry Krasner over the city’s crime woes.

Teachers say the city needs to better support Community College of Philadelphia students, many of whom are facing multiple economic challenges.

Activities planned for July 2 include a new parade and other festivities in Old City in keeping with John Adams’ 1776 wishes.

Philly’s wandering bus terminal for Greyhound and other carriers could land at the AutoPark at Olde City.

Brown is ahead by about 50 votes as City Commissioners evaluate some mail ballots with signature or date errors to determine if they can be counted.

Only 17.7% of registered voters cast a ballot in Tuesday’s election, or just 183,538 of the city’s more than one million eligible voters.

City Commissioners can’t verify IDs for more than 230 mail voters, while another 1,700+ ballots have other errors.