Philadelphia

Students are still pushing for fossil fuel divestment and money from Penn for affordable housing, despite arrests and looming disciplinary action.

Influenza activity in Philadelphia has rapidly increased over the past few weeks. Health providers expect even more cases following the holidays.

The project, with a budget of $500,000, will be the first statue of an African American historic female figure in the city’s public art collection.

The Homestead Exemption program enables homeowners to reduce their property tax bill by reducing the taxable portion of their property’s value.

D.C. Metro police offer better pay and an incentive for potential new cops to move from Philly to Washington, D.C.

The Pa. state Senate is beginning what could be a long, partisan process of considering whether to force Philadelphia Democratic District Attorney Larry Krasner from office.

“Kids could be out before 10 p.m. and also do violence,” one high schooler observed.

DA Krasner filed a motion to reconsider the sentencing, claiming the current sentence of 11.5 to 23 months is well below recommended guidelines.

The facility will create office space and barrier-free facilities with the $2.5 million dollars in state grant money.

The first Asian American woman in City Council champions education, housing, and labor.

Officials are encouraging residents to donate to the city’s Welcoming Fund, which will disperse money to local nonprofits to aid asylum-seekers.

Rasheda Alexander has roughly two months to move out of University City Townhomes in West Philadelphia.

Central to the question of solving Philly's gun violence crisis is the role law enforcement should play in the most affected neighborhoods.

Street went from hot dog vendor to activist and eventually state senator. He’s being remembered as a trailblazer in Philly politics.

Inside the two-year effort to turn gun violence reporting on its head.