This Map Highlights What SEPTA Riders Really Care About
Where the bus goes matters less than how often it runs. One rider has turned that insight into a very useful map.
Publisher Pulls Children’s Book Featuring Washington’s Slave in Philly
Critics say it failed to portray the institution of slavery accurately.
Could Youth Hoops Kickstart a Logan Triangle Revival?
Why proponents think this nonprofit basketball facility could kickstart a turnaround at one of Philly’s most confounding vacant stretches.
Construction Worker Falls in Delaware River, Dies
Co-worker spotted man’s hard hat floating in the river and called police.
Eagles Reportedly Ready to Hire Pederson
Morning Scoop: Picking KC’s offensive coordinator leaves Iggles Nation underwhelmed.
This Report May Make You Look at the SRC Differently
Pew: There is no consensus about what type of school governance is best.
Philly Has 20 Knight Cities Finalists
That’s more than anyone else in the 26-city urban innovation competition.
FRA’s Three Big Plans for the Northeast Corridor
One includes a tunnel under Center City to the airport. It would cost a lot.
Father Arrested in Brendan Creato’s Death
A grand jury indicted David Creato on two counts, including first-degree murder.
Cosby Goes to Court to Keep Settlement Secret — Again
Three women are trying to open up a long sought-after 2005 lawsuit.
Mayor Kenney: Islam Has Nothing To Do With Cop Shooting
The suspect has allegedly claimed an allegiance to ISIS.
Police: Cop Shooter Pledged Allegiance to ISIS
The suspect allegedly fired 12 shots into Officer Jesse Hartnett’s patrol car, striking him in the arm three times.
Officer Ambushed, Shot Overnight in West Philly
Commissioner Ross: “It’s amazing he was able to survive.”
So When’s the PPA App Rolling Out Citywide?
Users seem pleased with the smartphone app, which the PPA says should roll out citywide this spring.