Study: Navy Yard a Comeback Success
Urban Land Institute says it’s one of the “most successful” redevelopment projects in U.S. history.
Moody’s Offers Negative Outlook on School District Debt
Chronically late state budgets partly to blame.
Amtrak’s Second Sunday Accident Injures One
Victim reportedly lost leg, hours after two killed in morning derailment.
Penn, Drexel Place Finalists in “Coolest Startups” Competition
Shoes, cookies, capital, and turbine lead the way.
Philly Firm Picked to Renovate the Alamo
Preservation Design Partnership will lead efforts to restore site of famous Texas battle.
5 Things to Know About Pew’s “State of the City” Report
We’re younger, more diverse — and still the poorest big city in the U.S.
Philly Apologizes to Jackie Robinson
The Scoop: Seventy years later, City Council expresses regret for the racism he endured here.
Kevin Hart Is About to Become a Mogul
New partnership with Lionsgate includes launch of new video service.
65 Years Ago Today, Philadelphia Helped Birth the Commercial Computing Revolution
The first UNIVAC was built for the U.S. Census Bureau.
California Bill Would Let Customers Cancel Comcast With One Click
Fallout from notorious 2014 customer service incident.
Animal Cruelty Citations Issued in Horse Abuse Case
But how did paint markings get on the horse?
A.C. Trying to Avert Government Shutdown
The Scoop: Plan would let city slow pay to employees while long-term solution sought.
Chaput to Officiate at Mother Angelica Funeral
The nun was a creator and star of Catholic television.