Since Drexel graduate Evan Ehlers started Sharing Excess in 2018, the food rescue nonprofit has established over 2,000 distribution sites across 36 states and helped feed over 10 million people…
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,…
About 30 homes in Port Richmond were left without water after a sinkhole opened up on the 2700 block of Birch Street on Tuesday afternoon. A vehicle parked on the…
Automated speed cameras may be installed on roads near five Philadelphia schools as part of a proposed program to limit traffic crashes involving students. Legislation introduced Thursday at City Council…
The SS United States arrived in the Mobile Bay on Monday morning as onlookers watched the historic ocean liner complete its final voyage — two days ahead of schedule. The…
Beginning May 7, a standard driver's license will no longer be an acceptable form of identification to fly, and U.S. travelers must provide a Real ID, passport or other federally…
City cyclists are getting new bike lanes on Temple University's campus, near Logan Square and in the Spring Garden area. City Council approved three bills Thursday from Councilmember Jeffery Young…
Despite hostility from the new Trump administration, electric vehicles will eventually become a major part of the nation's vehicle fleet, experts and researchers say. "There's not an automaker out there…
The Market Street ramp to Interstate 95 South in Old City will close for two weeks starting later this month to allow the Philadelphia Water Department to complete a sewer…
Several blocks near Rittenhouse Square will transform into car-free zones on Sundays in April, allowing people to take springtime strolls through one of Center City's shopping districts. On these Sundays,…