Philadelphia

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. ...

On an overcast Sunday afternoon, Charisma Presley steps inside a cozy, stone twin on West Cheltenham Avenue for a brief, but important me ...

A Philadelphia City Councilman is proposing a peer mediation system to keep youth offenders out of jail.    Councilma ...

Friends of the Mt. Airy Art Garage, Germantown and the Mural Arts Program gathered in the Art Garage’s half-completed space on Satu ...

Readers may know the name Queen Muse as a writer that has covered various stories in Germantown and West Oak Lane, but her writing abilit ...

This week, the students of St. James School on W. Clearfield Street showed off their creative sides with a night of musical performances, ...