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About 170 workers walked off the job Wednesday, the officer union’s first strike since 2019.

The relocated stop in Northern Liberties causes ‘chaos,’ one business owner says.

After a trial that lasted six weeks, a jury convicted Dougherty of most charges related to funds he stole from the union he once led.

Keystone Opportunity Zones power many of the city’s best-known development projects. Critics say they’re being exploited.

Dom DiSandro may be the first NFL team security head to get ejected to a standing ovation.

Philadelphia was one of 14 cities chosen for the NOAA mapping project.

For decades, residents have been lining up outside the Ritner Street bakery on cold Thanksgiving mornings to drop off their birds for roasting.

The citations for Philadelphia businesses were mostly minor. Some say an unwieldy tracking system contributes to confusion.

Amtrak confirmed the flippy board is returning, but it’ll be nonfunctional and silent.

Because of a calendar quirk, which sees the first Monday of January fall on New Year’s Day, there’s a gap before the official ceremony.

With both Kendra Brooks and Nicolas O’Rourke elected, City Council will not have a Republican at-large member for the first time in modern history.

Republicans and the Working Families party are battling for the two at-large seats left open after five expected Democratic wins.