Franklin Square is adding a climbing tower, new playground equipment, outdoor musical instruments and a bike and scooter path as part of an 18-month renovation project. The work at the…
Following President Donald Trump's executive order prohibiting transgender women and girls from competing in female sports, Pennsylvania's governing body for high school sports changed its policies to fall in line…
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…
Mulherin's Pizzeria, the sister restaurant of Wm. Mulherin's Sons, is closing less than one year after it opened. The Center City establishment has shuttered effective immediately, a representative said Wednesday.…
Scout, the Philadelphia development firm that transformed the Bok building, purchased Hamilton Hall, a former University of the Arts building, at a bankruptcy auction Monday. Scout paid $12.25 million for…
Philadelphia has already begun recruiting seasonal staff for its city pools, and it's offering a four-figure bonus to those who apply early. For the third year in a row, Parks…
Update 2/27/25: Officer Joshua McKnight will be discharged from Cooper Medical Center Thursday afternoon. A Camden County Police officer is in critical condition after he was stabbed during a business…
Crime in Kensington has fallen significantly and there are more robust services for quality of life issues since Mayor Cherelle Parker began a public safety initiative in the neighborhood one…
Philadelphia police are searching for the person who they say is responsible for setting fire to a pop-up stable last week in Southwest Philly, killing two horses and injuring others.…
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,…