Philadelphia

Tindley Temple United Methodist Church held a special service Sunday to honor the civil rights pioneer and opera singer.

The Gather Food Hall and Bar will open on the ground floor of the Bulletin Building, the historic former home of the Philadelphia Bulletin newspaper.

Project Unloaded's report, Triggering, outlines strategies to improve mental health, prevent suicides, and enhance community safety concerning gun issues.

Tariq Trotter’s 2023 memoir about growing up in Philadelphia will be the focus of the Free Library’s all-city reading program.

Terminated accountant describes fear and “sense of authoritarianism” at purged office.

A $15,000 grant will help river stewards and residents hype up life on and around the river over the next year.

Citizens are encouraged to follow deadlines and use new resources if they were affected by the crash in NE Philly.

The burial ground helps tell the story of Manayunk and Roxborough before and after they became part of the city.

The basketball coach has made 17 NCAA Tournament appearances as coach at three of Philly’s Big 5 schools.

On Thursday, the John C. Anderson Apartments provided the space to recognize multiple people who continue to impact their community.

Hundreds of IRS employees who work in Philadelphia's University City neighborhood received termination notices on Thursday after they came to work.

Settlement comes three years after union leader’s corruption conviction.

The IRS has around 90,000 employees across the U.S. It's unclear how the layoffs, which largely affect employees in compliance departments, may affect tax collection services.

The horses will eventually make their way to the PSPCA's Danville Center, according to rescuers.

Traffic deaths remain high despite millions in spending.