Neighborhoods

From doubled commute times to the physical toll of more transfers, riders are already grappling with the looming consequences of SEPTA service cuts.

The Sunday event serves as a celebration of the city’s Latino community — and a warmup for World Cup 2026.

With seniors expected to make up a third of Delaware’s population by 2040, hospitals and clinics are expanding but still struggle with provider shortages and care delays.

The project from TierView Development needs zoning approval before construction can start.

Two Eagles Cafe is a family-run gem that serves up fresh and delicious brunch, treating neighbors with warmth and care.

BUBS, open but still waiting on its food license, aims to be a spot for early morning coffee and conversation into the night.

The "Our Market Project" aims to restore, celebrate and advocate for the preservation and livelihood of Philadelphia's longstanding and beloved Italian Market.

Residents are concerned the library will move from its longtime location to a smaller space. The mayor says there are no plans to relocate the community hub.

The nonprofit is fundraising to renovate the house where Hammerstein lived from 1940 to 1960.

Hayden, both the first woman and first Black person to head the Library of Congress, was fired by President Donald Trump in May.

Safety improvements are coming to 58th Street and Baltimore Avenue. Residents say the changes can’t come soon enough.

The North Central Public Safety Building will include a new police station and a Police Athletic League center.

More than 60 city pools will open on a rolling basis. Here’s what to know.

The $2 billion plan — the Housing Opportunities Made Easy initiative — is rooted in creating and preserving 30,000 units of housing, and is backed by a massive bond.

On that fateful day, a helicopter pilot urged the city, "you don't have to drop the bomb" on MOVE’s West Philly home. His warning went unheard, until now.