Tami Levin worked in the District Attorney’s office for more than 26 years until Krasner replaced her with Movita Johnson-Harrell, a black woman who has since gone on to become a Pennsylvania state representative.

We don’t Harbor any ill will, Wawa.

After an uptick in direct attacks on people holding food this year, the Shore town wants vendors to consider closed takeout containers and other deterrents.

Everyone’s favorite giant sandbox is coming back on August 3rd.

You haven’t truly experienced Summer 2019 in Philly until you’ve spotted Jason Segel around town.

Our big Best of Philly package is bigger — a full issue takeover! — and better than ever.

We plead with serial parrot pilferer: ENOUGH birds in hand, already!

Officials sent out an alert this week regarding fumes near the refinery, where shutdown procedures are underway after a series of massive explosions last month.

In a recent Brown University survey of 20 U.S. cities, researchers found that Philadelphia was the only one whose heat alerts actually made a difference in preventing deaths.

Here’s everything worth checking out along the Parkway through August 18th.

Four others will be suspended — and 69 total will receive some form of discipline.

Total bans on lighting up alfresco are popping up everywhere from the Jersey Shore to Temple University — but what’s the point if they’re never enforced?

An internal memo from the newspaper’s leadership gives the company just five years to change “our business, our products, our operations and our culture.”

SEPTA will run shuttle buses along its Airport Line through August. Here’s info on what to expect.

The National Weather Service has also issued an “excessive heat warning” through the weekend, when temperatures could feel as high as 110 degrees Fahrenheit.