Philly Activists' Hunger Strike Pushes Community Demands for Budget Surplus

Philadelphia progressives made gains in democratic ward elections

PPA will start issuing tickets Monday to drivers caught on camera speeding in Philadelphia school zones

Endangered Missing Person Sofia Morales-Wells from the 9th District

“Master Plan” outlines devastation of public education in Philadelphia

Endangered Missing Person Sydney Rosenthal from the 1st District

Hoboken has gone 8 years without a traffic death. Can Philly replicate its success?

Philly to provide $7 million for food assistance and federal workers amid SNAP disruptions

Penn investigating mass emails sent from University accounts in apparent security breach

Philadelphia IWW Unveils Historical Marker

Toward cleaner, safer Philadelphia waterways

Philly Anti-Capitalist : Annual Philly Skillshare Convergence Workshop List

Philadelphia neighborhood group approves $25,000 to fight bike lanes

Philly’s Latest Shooting Prevention Law Is Literally a Sign in the Window

Speed cameras to go live on Philly's most dangerous roadway

A Philadelphia man who advocated for safer streets was killed on Tuesday when he was struck by a speeding driver. The driver left him to die like a dog.

Announcing: Anathema Volume 11 Issue 1

Hotel workers want better pay ahead of Philly’s big tourism year

In Germantown, thousands of dresses — and their rich history — could crumble, thanks to Trump’s cuts to the arts

Former Philadelphia Police Officer Mark Dial sentenced — and immediately paroled — for killing Eddie Irizarry

Center City’s dumpster-choked alleys can be transformed from ‘forlorn’ to ‘charming,’ report says

Sanitation & City Services Strike Continues in Philly Labor Battle

Philadelphia workers and city reach a deal to end strike that halted residential trash pickup

Something stinks in Philadelphia – and it’s not just the uncollected garbage

Striking city workers bring protest to July 4 parade — and the union says it’s ready to bargain again

Philadelphia is planning safety improvements at an intersection where a truck driver killed a cyclist last month

Philadelphia's largest city workers union goes on strike

Good for you, NYC

Philadelphia Police Crack Down on Anti-ICE Marches Twice in One Week

Philly immigrants received a Father’s Day surprise: orders to report to ICE

Some Philadelphia residents are suing to stop the city from installing concrete barriers on a bike lane where a driver killed a cyclist last year, sparking an outcry

40 decommissioned SEPTA buses damaged by fire at Philadelphia storage yard

Bones that washed up on New Jersey beaches were identified as the captain of a 19th-century ship traveling to Philly

Philadelphia Zoo’s oldest residents welcome even more new kids

Philly remains the nation’s 6th-largest city, but its lead over No. 7 is narrowing

Philly’s forgotten history as a hub of anarchism with a thriving radical Yiddish press

Philly Sheriff seeks new headquarters, academy, and $20 million budget boost

Alleged ‘Delco Pooper,’ charged by police, speaks: ‘Road ragers don’t smile’

Philadelphia drug overdose deaths fall, but novel substances in the street drug supplies present new dangers

Extinction Rebellion Philly

Thousands at Philly 'Hands Off' March and Rally: 'No Kings in America'

Why Mayor Cherelle Parker is asking Council to approve a tax cut that will take effect in 2038

Man's bound body discovered in shallow grave in basement of South St. property

Anti-Trump protest in Philly Saturday will force some road closures

Organizers cancel Philadelphia Trans Wellness Conference, replacing it with year-round programming. Some community members are skeptical.

1950-1990 Philadelphia Photo Book