Philadelphia

There’s much more to Society Hill than just the nation’s largest concentration of original 18th- and early 19th-century residential architecture.

This week the city celebrates how the world’s greatest military power began with a bunch of underdogs.

This week’s vote is being appealed to the Democratic City Committee after Councilmember Cindy Bass approved a voice vote in her own favor.

After weeks of debate, City Council approved the budget without Mayor Parker's proposed taxes on ride-share and short-term rentals.

Despite the heat advisory, the registration was fully booked for Thursday’s session to see Mexico vs. South Africa on the big screens, then Luis Fonsi live.

Low-impact prompts to encourage creative play are sprinkled around high-traffic areas of Center City.

Few complete the program but hundreds get help, officials say.

A heat wave may be the most obvious health threat. But infectious diseases can spread in a crowd.

Critics call Philly’s permitting standard subjective and unconstitutional, while gun control advocates say the DOJ is attacking any restrictions on ownership.

Some are excited about hosting the fan fest in their backyard, but others who live closer to the Lemon Hill site say the city has not done enough to ease the heavy traffic.

After years bouncing between emergency rooms and the street, patients get wraparound services through Project HOME’s recovery collaborative.

Amid an affordable housing crisis, the Philadelphia Housing Authority is spending billions to expand its portfolio of subsidized units.

Women in the study who were obese and taking GLP-1 weight loss medications were 30% less likely to develop breast cancer than other women.

From ‘Philadelphia Stadium’ to the Lemon Hill fan fest, the volunteers in their neon shirts will be a beacon of aid for fans who’ve lost their way.

Parker did not immediately say where the money would come from, but she said her team worked to find a “predictable and recurring revenue source.”