Philadelphia

A new report shows tax revenues are really growing for the city of Philadelphia.  City Controller Alan Butkovitz says he̵ ...

For the first time in more than 20 years, residents from the Nicetown-Tioga area of Philadelphia will have a supermarket a short distance ...

If you owe money to the court system in Philadelphia, today is your last chance to pay up without facing stiff additional penalties.&nbsp ...

A series of bridge inspections on Sunday morning will result in two ramp closures and detours at the Route 1 Interchange with Interstate ...

LaSalle University’s Community Liaison, Bill Durham, has decided to join a crowded field of Democratic hopefuls vying to lead Phila ...

The Chestnut Hill Community Association is investigating whether to change its tax-exempt status to help with fundraising. Current ...

The Roxborough branch of the Philadelphia Public Library honored Black History month this week in a medium that is becoming less and less ...

If nature had its way, the Manayunk Canal would eventually turn into wetlands. To keep that from happening, the city’s Department o ...

In some city schools, the Philadelphia School District’s so-called Renaissance process has been anything but smooth. In recent weeks, s ...

The long abandoned site and burnt shell of the Garrett-Dunn house has been an eyesore and concern for many on Germantown Avenue. N ...

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Democratic state representatives seeking to keep Pennsylvania’s control over liquor sales held a hearing in Philadelphia on Thursday. < ...

Councilwoman Donna Reed Miller met with Fresh Grocer executives about the store on Chelten Ave. that will close Monday, but apparently sh ...

Four ironworkers are suing Sunoco, alleging they suffered injuries that could have been prevented while working at a South Philadelphia ...

They’re practically everywhere — those billboard ads written as notes and signed, “With love, XOXO Philadelphia.” ...