Mayor Cherelle Parker last week nominated nine individuals to serve on the Philadelphia Board of Education. The nominations have been transmitted to City Council...
Voters will be going to the polls in less than three weeks, and the city election commissioners last Wednesday released sample ballots.
The primary is...
The Leprechauns Sports Association clubhouse in Port Richmond should be brimming with excitement about the program’s 60th anniversary.
Instead, sustainability for the future is the...
Philadelphia teachers took to the streets last week to protest the School District of Philadelphia’s decision to return to in-person learning for students in...
Next month will mark 12 months since COVID-19 was declared a national pandemic, which also signifies a more positive anniversary: one whole year since...
The Philadelphia Water Department announced last week that Port Richmond will be home to a new $100 million preliminary treatment building next door to...
What pairs well with a pizza from Old English in Bridesburg?
A park.
Or, at least that’s the sentiment behind the limited-edition boxes customers will receive...
Kensington resident Salem Snow, who bills himself as “a grassroots left-wing alternative to establishment politicians,” has announced a run for Congress. Snow will challenge...
With COVID-19 restrictions stopping residents from enjoying the usual day-to-day activities, businesses and organizations came up with creative solutions the last few months, and...
Later this year, young children in 16 neighborhoods throughout Philadelphia will have the opportunity to engage with brand new playful learning installations designed to...