Philadelphia

If you own property in Philadelphia, the city wants you to put down roots, literally. It’s offering free trees to all Philad ...

If the proposed route change on SEPTA’s agenda for March 29 goes through, come June the weekday passengers who use the ...

Philadelphia may be in a budget crunch, but the city still wants to spend over $100 million on capital projects.  City Council is we ...

Victoria Greene, the founder of the Every Murder Is Real support group, took some time this week to commemorate the 15th anniversary of t ...

Four days after Megan Gambone’s dog was fatally shot on her Roxborough property in broad daylight, she continues to search for answ ...

Philadelphia is replacing old inaccurate property tax assessments this year by recalculating the value of every home and business.  ...

Rittenhouse Hill, a 624-unit apartment complex nestled in a grove of trees at the edge of the Wissahickon Park in Germantown, will be tra ...

Kimmel Center jazz photography exhibit to include work by two of NewsWorks’ freelancers. How ...

In the latest installment of their ongoing efforts to keep a neighborhood Catholic school open, St. Bridget School parents, alumni and ot ...

He calls himself “The Accumulator.” The Super Thrift Bargain Center on Midvale Avenue is the latest addition to an inc ...

A live-in foreigner providing childcare might seem ludicrous to some, but a few northwest Philadelphia moms are finding that au pairs can ...

Before he made his way to Harrisburg on Tuesday morning, state Rep. Dwight Evans made sure to stop off at Chelten Plaza for the grand ope ...

The water will be shut off for some West Mt. Airy residents tomorrow (3/28/12). The Philadelphia Water Department says it will close a wa ...

As Philadelphia City Council considers creating a land bank, the Nutter Administration is already working on the idea. Philadelphi ...

At 6 p.m. Wednesday, the Chew & Belfield Neighbors Club is sponsoring a Candidates Night at the Joseph Coleman Regional Library in Ge ...