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Community College of Philadelphia faculty, adjunct professors and staff members may walk off their jobs in the coming weeks as they pursue a new contract. The 1,200 CCP employees represented …

A four year project to repair and improve the Market Street Bridge, which connects Center City and University City, will require periodic closures of the span starting this month, and …

A couple hundred people crowded outside City Hall on Monday evening to protest the detention and possible deportation of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil. The demonstrators carried Palestinian flags and many …

With menus crafted by celebrity chefs and $1.5 billion fueling an expansion out of the New York City area, Wonder Food Hall is poised to descend on Philly's dining scene …

President Donald Trump's fluid rollout of his tariff strategy has caused uncertainty and confusion as investors, consumers, economists and the general public try to keep track of the latest updates. …

New Regional Rail schedules took effect on Sunday in an effort to improve service reliability, SEPTA said in a release. The changes include "regular adjustments" as well as updates on …

For Sam Van Aken, grafting — a horticultural practice of joining two or more plants together — is about more than just creating the best harvest. It's a way to …

The modernization of Pennsylvania's DUI laws could be on the way: State Rep. Chris Rabb reintroduced a bill in Harrisburg on Wednesday that would protect unimpaired drivers who are legal …

SEPTA is adding designated stroller areas to some of its buses in an effort to make travel easier for families. By the end of April, stroller spots will be added …

At this time last year, Vision Zero advocates weren't thrilled with Mayor Cherelle Parker. While she made a long-term commitment to the traffic safety program, she also cut funding from …