Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, 69, was elected on the second day of the papal conclave at the Vatican, making history as the first American to become pope. Prevost, taking the name Leo XIV, is a …
An American is now leading the Roman Catholic Church and more than 2 billion Catholics around the world. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, 69 — a Villanova University graduate — was elected on the …
Fatal overdoses across Philadelphia have dropped in recent years, however, stimulant-involved deaths — caused by fentanyl and xylazine — are on the rise, according to newly released city data. …
This article was originally published by Green Philly and the Philadelphia Citizen as part of a project series for the Philadelphia Journalism Collaborative. "SAVE MY TREE!” That’s what Nicole …
A Philadelphia police officer was reportedly shot in the stomach Wednesday afternoon near Overbrook High School. The 19th District officer was rushed to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, and was …
A 2-year-old girl was briefly abducted when a car thief drove off with her inside the vehicle Wednesday morning in Northeast Philadelphia, authorities said. The girl was found unharmed "within …
The City of Philadelphia, alongside Mural Arts Philadelphia and ABC, recently announced that Emmy Award-winner and West Philly native Quinta Brunson will receive Philadelphia’s Key to the City from …
SEPTA’s doomsday budget would have a sweeping impact on the Main Line, stranding young people from the area’s many colleges, cutting off residents from opportunities and increasing car traffic, …
After 15 years, the Wells Fargo Center's time is coming to an end. Beginning Sept. 1, the arena will be known as the Xfinity Mobile Arena, Comcast Spectacor and Harris Blitzer Sports and …
Third Thursdays at Glen Foerd are back with entertainment for everyone, including a happy hour, live music, food, games, children’s activities, art and more. This year’s Thursday dates …
In a push to expand digital access across the city, Philadelphia’s Office of Innovation and Technology has launched the Power Up Tour—a yearlong, citywide initiative that will distribute 500 free …
Two waitresses were fired and a Temple University student was suspended after an antisemitic incident this weekend at Barstool’s Center City bar. A video that surfaced and went viral Sunday showed …
Mojitos and memories are being served up at the Philadelphia location of the popular Cuban hotspot, Cuba Libre. The City of Brotherly Love's venue happens to be the first for the brand — which …
Mayor Cherelle Parker’s administration plans to clean every Philadelphia neighborhood over the next 13 weeks. City officials kicked off the summer citywide cleaning program Monday. Parker has …
The National Endowment for the Arts has revoked a critical grant from the Circadium School of Contemporary Circus, leaving the Philadelphia institution scrambling to save its year-end production, …
A man was killed Sunday morning in North Philadelphia, and shootings left at least eight other people injured over the weekend across the city. Police said the homicide occurred just after 7 a.m., …
Animal lovers and craft beer enthusiasts alike, prepare for the return of one of the city's favorite collaborations. Partners since 2019, Dock Street Brewery and the Philadelphia Animal Welfare …
About 15 years ago, a young cook named Felipe was brought into the dentist office of Dr. Beatriz Garces. Felipe was seriously ill with thyroid cancer but afraid to seek treatment because he was an …
Stratus Rooftop Lounge is launching a series of guided yoga, reiki, and sound bath classes this month, kicking off this Tuesday, May 6, with Slow Flow & Yin Yoga with Healing Sound Bath on the …
Philadelphia voters have until 11:59 p.m. on Monday to register to vote in the May 20 primary election. Voters can register online, in person, or by mail. Visit vote.phila.gov/register for more …
