Philadelphia

Ever get a ticket in Philadelphia even though the parking meter or kiosk was broken?  Here are some tips to get you out of a fine. ...

At first glance, the newly completed mural on the side of LaRose Jazz Club in Germantown is a sprawling expanse of colorful, interwoven d ...

In a statement released this morning, Weavers Way provided a more detailed description of its plans. Some ...

Representatives from Friends of J.S. Jenks spoke at Thursday night’s Chestnut Hill Community Association, relaying their group̵ ...

While Quintessence Theatre Group takes a summer hiatus, a newcomer has stepped up to fill the void in Mt. Airy’s Sedgwick Theater. ...

Volunteers from local businesses and non-profits got down and dirty this week to expand a small plot of land in Northwest Philadelphia th ...

Chestnut Hill Community Association on Thursday night will back Greene Street Consignment’s amended plan to expand its building int ...

After voting “Aye” to legislation that would allocate tax revenues for the cash-strapped and otherwise beleaguered Philadelph ...

Standing in the midst of thousands of old kitchen appliances, house wares, Life Magazines, and tchotchkes, Rich Boris lovingly refers to ...

One hundred and eighty-two years ago, a Sunday school teacher in Manayunk launched a Fourth of July parade and picnic celebration that wo ...

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to uphold health care reform with a 5-4 vote. Under the individual mandate, nearly all Americans woul ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter says he’s not wild about the budget sent to him by City Council, but says it has some good points ...

The band Hezekiah Jones performed Wednesday night in Pastorius Park in the Ches ...

The newly created fundraising arm of the J.S. Jenks Home and School Association will provide an update on its efforts to the full board o ...

A tax cut for low-income Philadelphians scheduled to go into effect in 2016 has been repealed. The tax credit was championed by la ...