With a city funding plan in place, Mayor Parker is headed to Harrisburg for help to shore up school finances
Parker, Superintendent Tony B. Watlington, and other city leaders will appeal to Harrisburg for help funding the district's plan to modernize 169 public schools.
Strong storms and downpours Monday could affect Philly’s next World Cup match
The strongest storms may arrive around game time for the France vs. Iraq match.
A Delco man built a Harley in his dad’s basement and could win $10,000 for it
Jack Weidmayer, 27, of Newtown Square, with his custom built Harley-Davidson Panhead Chopper, competes in the Biltwell People's Champ competition in California this week.
2 people died and 2 others were injured after being shot in Philadelphia’s Fairhill section
So far no arrests have been made in connection with the quadruple shooting.
Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown workers went on strike Sunday while FIFA World Cup fans are filling hotels
Sheraton hotel workers called a strike and walked off the job after contract negotiations fell apart, as FIFA World Cup soccer matches flood the city with hotel guests.
Vance meets top Iranian officials as U.S. looks to get negotiations back on track
The U.S. vice president travels to Switzerland to build out the interim deal to end the war in Iran reached by the two sides last week.
When in New Jersey for the World Cup, do as the locals do. (Go to a mall.)
Fans can’t tailgate outside of MetLife Stadium before World Cup games like they can in Philadelphia, but the second-biggest mall in the United States is a short walk away.
Trump, Claiming Vandalism, Says Reflecting Pool Will Be Drained
The president’s announcement late Saturday, made on social media, was his starkest acknowledgment of the pool’s rapid deterioration in recent days.
150 years, 2 world wars, 32 mayors, and 28 presidents later, a store still thrives in a bankrupt city
When the Phillies started playing in 1883, McCall’s already was seven years old.
Tears for Fears, rotary phones, flares: Philly’s Bicentennial babies are turning 50 as America turns 250
"We have a blessing of choices," "The Semiquincentennial isn’t a one-sided story," "I’m grateful for the wisdom for knowing who I am," and more such reflections from women 200 years…