Philadelphia

On Monday night, members of the Wissahickon Neighbors Civic Association talked “Terrace,” saying “No!” to a propo ...

A Northwest Philadelphia charter school founder pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing more than $500,000 worth of public funds to cover a sl ...

Philadelphia officials have promised to crack down on the proliferation of illegal signs nailed to utility poles.  But City Council ...

A Philadelphia housing agency is feeling the pinch of shrinking budgets.   Philadelphia’s Office of Housing and Communi ...

As a group of young boys played basketball at the Wissahickon Playground, which will soon disappear as part of the Queen Lane Apartments ...

Plans that would see a longtime Roxborough restaurant and catering hall replaced by an environmental charter school will go before the ci ...

East Mt. Airy Neighbors meeting tonight (4/3) @ 7 p.m. Date: Tuesday, April 03, 2012, 07:00pm ...

This month, the Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia (PAGP) and the Logan Community Development Corp. will host “Homeowne ...

Three days after a water-main break flooded the intersection of Chelten and Pulaski avenues, the Philadelphia Water Department was still ...

A Northwest Philadelphia charter school founder facing a slew of federal charges for allegedly stealing public funds to cover private exp ...

Philadelphia’s largest union of city workers has been without a contract for nearly three years.  Under questioning from City ...

Philadelphia is frequently known as the “City of Firsts.” This weekend — April 1st, to be exact — the city embrac ...

Three generations of the O’Grady family joined forces in the backyard of My Place Germantown on Saturday afternoon to work on a lan ...

A report out today claims Philadelphia is home to “one of the finest and most successful urban trial courts in the country” ...

It’s been nearly five weeks, and Marie Marthol-Clark is still fighting the temptation to have meat and dairy products for lunch. ...