Philadelphia

The event in City Council’s chambers gave people a chance to interact with journalists and editors and pitch ideas for future stories.

The members of DC47 Local 2187 work in professional services in the city.

The 29th annual Fringe Festival has more shows than ever. It begins Sept. 4.

Philadelphia workers already pay city wage taxes and state income taxes, but some can expect federal tax relief under a new law signed by President Donald Trump.

Organizers say the project “enjoyed tremendous support in terms of its fundraising,” but now they’re hoping for more public engagement.

Composting, recycling and reuse make for tiny trash bags and no stink.

Hundreds gathered for the annual outdoor festival featuring local artists, live performances and hands-on workshops celebrating Philly’s creative spirit.

From illegal sidewalk parking to bike lane obstructions, violations captured by photo trigger an automatic report that gets sent to the PPA.

For more than 30 years, the Shofuso house has celebrated the historical Japanese festival of Tanabata, attracting residents to learn and commemorate the holiday.

The nonprofit is fundraising to renovate the house where Hammerstein lived from 1940 to 1960.

People are directed to call nonemergency lines locally. There’s no information on how long the outage will last.

The Gateway Plaza is the start of transforming the park, which has been largely untouched for decades.

A tentative deal ended the strike, but nearly 9,000 union members still have to vote on new contract. Trash pickup and other services resume Monday.

The Economy League’s competition gives finalists a chance to develop programs that can help make city neighborhoods more equitable and inclusive.

Founded in the 1960s, the club is upgrading its facilities and reimagining its education program.