Philadelphia

Leave justice to the police and courts, or else risk arrest and long jail terms, Philly’s DA says.

Philadelphians of all ages joined in the museum’s costume contest on Sunday, celebrating Black Americans’ historic contributions to the U.S.

A bench in the Philadelphia DJ’s favorite park will be dedicated to him this spring.

A “Firstival” event at Drexel University on Saturday honors the pioneering school, doctors, and successor institutions.

The Library of Accessible Media is committed to providing resources like large print books and braille stacks to those who need it. But the accessibility extends beyond this.

The $9 million in additional funds will help mitigate flooding. Nearby residents have worried that restoring the Cobbs Creek Golf Course would exacerbate the problem.

The nonprofit plans to demolish its longtime home on Spruce Street to make way for a new building that will also feature affordable apartments.

Residents wonder about using the old Greyhound station, and object to 8th and Arch option.

Regional planners are questioning a proposal to redirect $12.5 million to complete the project’s design phase without construction funding secured.

Through the nonpartisan nonprofit, students are working on projects to improve civic education and to motivate young people to vote.

Isaac Geremew, 13, from William Davies Middle School, will compete at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., in May.

Local grocery stores already have their Easter displays up, but Zitner’s candies are nowhere to be found.

The Zero Fare program provides free rides to low-income residents, and the Key Advantage program offers them to city employees.

The Stained Glass Project is the first organization to move into the former UArts Hamilton Hall post-closure. The organization hosts afterschool and community programming.

The watch party bar, cafe and multiuse space is set to open in Philly in time for the FIFA World Cup.