Philadelphia’s Power Up Tour is back, offering more than 1,000 free laptops to eligible residents along with digital skills training and support.
Kensington High students and staff will move to a vacant Mayfair school through December after an asbestos concern was discovered during HVAC work.
Pamela Rogow, the owner of W.P.M. Typewriter Store, sells, rents, and services typewriters, and also teaches workshops on how to touch-type.
A new study found unsafe E. coli levels in the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers and several Philly creeks, raising concerns about sewage pollution.
Communities across Philadelphia are helping families get ready for the new school year with free supplies, enrollment assistance and other back-to-school resources.
At Emmanuel Law Firm LLC, President Emmanuel O. Iheukwumere has represented families whose loved ones suffered severe complications or died after receiving excessive doses of medications...
Philadelphia police say video found in an Olney home shows two women who went missing years ago alive inside the property and later dead.
Tenants are calling on the Parker administration to buy 925 affordable homes in West and Southwest Philly to prevent their sale.
SEPTA’s 11th Street Station will close Sept. 5 through Aug. 30, 2027, for a $44 million project adding elevators and other improvements.
Three people were killed in separate incidents Sunday night across Philadelphia, including two shootings and a fatal stabbing, police said.
One person was killed and five others were wounded in four separate shootings Sunday across North and Southwest Philadelphia.
A Masterman admissions policy is facing scrutiny as Philadelphia officials and advocates raise concerns about unequal access to 8th-grade algebra.
Pennsylvania residents can now see vaccination rates for individual schools through a new online dashboard launched by the Pennsylvania Department of Health in partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
The Philadelphia Sheriff's Office has launched a new online platform designed to help residents search and learn about upcoming sheriff's sales.
Philadelphia City Council clashed with Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel over the department's response to June's Pride celebration in the Gayborhood.
Federal and state prosecutors charged 19 people in an alleged $4 million Philadelphia Medicaid fraud scheme involving fraudulent home health care billings.
Should you drink Philadelphia's tap water? Experts break down the city's latest water quality report, including PFAS, lead, sodium and what residents should know.
A section of Pine Road will soon be closed for at least a year, as crews replace a bridge in Northeast Philadelphia's Fox Chase neighborhood.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's ruling that mandatory life sentences for second-degree murder are unconstitutional is now in effect, though resentencing could still take years.
PHS Garden Challenge finalists are transforming Philadelphia backyards into urban oases, creating vibrant gardens that celebrate creativity, nature and community.