Philadelphia

You’ve heard the phrase “digging deeper.”  Philadelphia could soon force businesses and homeowners to “dig w ...

Along the Manayunk towpath, nine brightly-colored stoops decorate the dirt between Restoration Hardware and Cotton Street.   ...

Dwight Evans has spent many years in Harrisburg with his hands on the levers that control the flow of state money. In that time, t ...

The Episcopal Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields has named the director of a Princeton-area social services agency as its new rector. ...

Philadelphia City Council recently passed a zoning bill that throws a wrench in the city’s plans for an urban farming initiative at ...

We hear it all the time from the rest of the state: Philadephia uses up more than its fair share of state taxpayer dollars. But is it tru ...

The discussion at the November Weavers Way membership meeting wasn’t about adding more stores to the now-three locations of the Mt. Air ...

Just by recycling plastic bags you could help keep some families warm this winter. Keep America Beautiful is organizing the campai ...

Peter Tobia was a Staff Photojournalist for The Philadelphia Inquirer from 1993-2008. The Society of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delt ...

The city of Philadelphia is teaming up with a non-profit to train people to boost recycling.   The Recycling Alliance is ...

Are police getting out of hand? The councilwoman for Germant ...

The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office Monday officially ...

Tag along for the Roxborough Ridge Runners’ cruise night and watch a grocery store parking lot transform into a spectacle of cars.& ...

For a long time, Roberts Avenue looked out on a vast, grimy no man’s l ...

Nearly 50 horseback riders from Philadelphia’s Northwest section and beyond strolled through Fairmount Park Sunday to raise money t ...