Mayor Kenney Officially Ends Ban On Serving Food in Public Parks
Organizations that feed the homeless had sued over the ban.
Some Regional Rail Riders Experience Delays, Others Have No Problems
A third of the railcars are out of service.
Temple Nominates Law Dean JoAnne Epps to Become Provost
The university’s associate dean of research will serve as interim law dean.
Photos: It’s Always Sunny in Old City
Don’t miss your chance to see the show filmed today and tomorrow.
PoliticalFest Schedule: What to Do and Where
Here’s the full schedule for the DNC’s celebration of the country’s history, government and politics.
Report: Pa. Primaries Among Most-Expensive in the Nation
The study claims Pa. taxpayers will bear the cost of the fifth most-expensive primaries.
School District Has Filled 99 Percent of Teacher Vacancies
Superintendent William R. Hite Jr. made the announcement today.
SEPTA Adding Fourth of July Service
Here’s what you need to know if you plan to partake in festivities.
Pennsylvania House Wants to Rein in Drone Use
The state House recently voted to curtail the use of drones in private places.
Bye, Bye, Cheap New Jersey Gas?
The state’s gas tax could soon rise by 23 cents per gallon.
Temple Provost Abruptly Removed
The university faces a $22 million shortfall in its financial aid fund.
Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Shot Wife With Crossbow
Paul Kuzan, 40, is charged with murder.
Pro-Immigration Protesters Temporarily Blocked an I-676 Ramp
The protest lasted less than an hour.
Philly Schools Ordered to Pay $2.3M in Discrimination Suit
A company says the district offered a minority firm work because of racial bias.