Sophia Schmidt

A member of the Philadelphia Police Foundation’s board has resigned over allegations that he pressured two young people to have sex with him.

Cities such as New York and San Francisco have required proof of vaccination to eat inside a restaurant for months.

Many new municipal buildings in Philadelphia will need to meet a higher standard of sustainability, under a bill City Council passed Thursday.

A coalition of community organizations wants the new owner of the South Philly complex to protect residents from pollution and gentrification.

The delivery vans blocking Philly streets may soon find themselves under the management of a new tech tool.

FEMA’s Individual Assistance program helps households pay for repairs to property damaged in disasters like Ida. The deadline for applications is Jan. 10.

The Philly Tree Plan aims to nearly eliminate the difference in temperature between the hottest Philadelphia neighborhoods and the citywide average.

The infrastructure bill signed into law creates aid opportunities for communities like Eastwick harmed by flooding.

Go to jury duty and vote for judges. That’s the advice Andre D. Carroll offered his fellow Black Americans after a jury found Rittenhouse not guilty.

Even as some parents may hesitate, the evidence indicates that the doses for children — which are lower than those for adults — are safe and effective.

Philadelphia’s District Attorney filed charges against four teens, a day after a racist attack against Asian high school students on the Broad Street Line.

Philadelphia public health officials don’t plan to take punitive action against a construction waste processing facility for a fire that erupted last week.