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A search has resumed this morning for two teenagers who were pulled underwater by a riptide Thursday evening in Atlantic City. 

Searching for suburbia in the city limits? Roxborough has you covered. Known for its safe streets and low poverty rates, the neighborhood in Northwest Philadelphia […]

Judging from the major elements contained in this year’s honorees at the Urban Land Institute Philadelphia’s fourth annual Willard G. “Bill” Rouse Awards for Excellence, […]

A lawsuit filed in Commonwealth Court Thursday attempts to challenge the state’s congressional district map. The Pennsylvania League of Women Voters and 17 individual voters […]

The designation of Philadelphia as the first and so far only World Heritage City in the United Statea two years ago brought with it bragging rights […]

Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf isn’t happy with a letter that surfaced this week from Attorney General Jeff Sessions. The letter, which Sessions sent to congressional leaders […]

A bill that would forbid regulations on plastic bag sales across the state will make its way to Gov. Tom Wolf’s desk this week. The Pa. […]

Here’s the thing that bothers me most about Co-Op, the restaurant inside the new Study hotel in University City. When I sit here and try […]

A federal judge has found six protesters guilty of trespassing an eight-foot security fence at the Democratic National Convention last summer. 

Ever wanted to live in a real designer showcase home? If you have, we’ve got one for you this week. This home on Front Street […]

Southern Land Company appeared before the City Planning Commission today with a revised version of its proposed apartment tower on the last piece of open […]

You might want to think ahead if you’re planning to drive anywhere in Philly this weekend. Four events will prompt street closures (five if you count […]

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court voted today to uphold Philadelphia’s soda tax. It’s the second legal win for the city since the American Beverage Association and local retailers […]

A pedestrian who was injured by a minivan that jumped a curb in Center City on Tuesday has died. The incident occurred near the intersection of 16th Street […]

A Montgomery County man has been charged with forcibly kissing a woman in a Wawa parking lot. The incident allegedly occurred on April 12th at the […]