Report: Philly Fifth-Best City for Transit in the U.S.
Expert: Access to public transit fuels property values in top neighborhoods.
SEPTA’s Big Regional Rail Changes Explained
The system has been a victim of its own success. Changes aim to improve reliability.
Repair Blitz to Close Lincoln Drive Saturday
Streets Department will shut the drive down completely at 7 a.m.
Trump Fires Back at Nutter on Twitter
After Nutter called him an “a**hole,” Trump calls mayor a “crude dope” “who is doing a terrible job.”
Philly Religious Leaders Condemn Trump’s Islam Rhetoric
Leaders across the faith spectrum are highly critical of the candidate’s call for a ban on Muslim immigration.
Medford Police Officer Sues for Racial Discrimination
Mark Hunsinger says he was repeatedly passed over for promotions, denied training and subjected to racial slurs.
SEPTA Adds Service for Army-Navy Game
The clash of the service academies is back in Philly this year, and SEPTA’s ready to handle the crowds.
“Black Lives Matter” Banner Vandalized at Main Line Church?
Officials believe it was in response to this month’s Philadelphia magazine cover story.
Police Arrest Two Suspects in Cop-Impersonation Incidents
They were arrested by real police.
SEPTA’s 23/45 Split Off to Good Start
Word on the street from both riders and operators so far is that two routes are indeed better than one.
City Hall Gets Ready for the Rising Tide
Climate change could put parts of Philadelphia under water by 2100.
Report Makes Case for King of Prussia Rail Line
Economy League says $1.2 billion price tag is justified
Bomb Threat Clears Montco CC Pottstown Campus
Classes have been canceled through 3 p.m. today.
Of Tiny Houses, Urban Farming and Big Plans at the Logan Triangle
Is the ambitious Logan Orchard and Market plan still an option?
Central High School Named Nation’s Most Diverse
No one group dominates at the historically high-achieving Philadelphia public school, according to a new national ranking.