Beginning in May, SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority will use AI-powered cameras mounted on buses and trolleys to ticket cars illegally parked in bus lanes and blocking bus stops,…
People impacted by the Jan. 31 plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia have a few more days to seek financial assistance from two major sources. Applications for relief through the American…
Police are searching for five people who started a bonfire in Center City as Eagles fans took to the streets to celebrate the team's Super Bowl victory earlier this month.…
Two horses died and 12 others were rescued from a fire Thursday morning that destroyed a makeshift stable in Southwest Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania SPCA said. The Philadelphia Fire Department arrived…
Mayor Cherelle Parker unveiled Philadelphia's next steps on Wednesday to create or preserve 30,000 housing units, an ambitious campaign goal that she described as a "journey" requiring commitment from city…
Anwar Ali was standing in a truck bed along Columbus Boulevard holding his camera with a telephoto lens to capture the departure of the SS United States, a ship his…
The SS United States, the historic ship that has been docked in South Philadelphia for nearly three decades, is leaving for Mobile, Alabama, where it will be cleaned and prepared…
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner will run for a third term, he said on Tuesday, vowing to make the city "safer and freer" and touting his record since he was…
Philadelphia Soccer 2026, the nonprofit planning six World Cup matches at Lincoln Financial Field, has launched a campaign to raise funds for youth soccer while also giving some lucky fans…
The Philadelphia International Airport had more flyers in 2024 than any year since the COVID-19 pandemic, the airport said Tuesday. Last year, 30.9 million people passed through the airport's TSA…