A lawsuit accuses a Main Line art dealer in ‘pipeline’ of fraudulent art deals
A Florida family says they were scammed into buying fake Andy Warhol paintings and prints by network of "suppliers, fake authenticators and distributors."
Southwest Philly residents want to fight neighborhood blight, but say they need the city’s help
The members of the PA Solidarity Project are asking the city to act on a catalogue of 50 examples of blight in the neighborhood.
Sixers and Flyers release first looks of new arena in South Philly
The new arena, which will also house Philadelphia's new WNBA franchise, is scheduled to open in 2030.
Philly workers celebrate ‘beauty of union solidarity,’ bemoan rising costs at Labor Day parade
Local labor leaders noted some recent contract wins by area unions during the annual celebration.
Philly companies kept towing cars illegally despite court order, Pa. attorney general says
The companies named in a new court filing by Attorney General Dave Sunday reached a settlement with the state in 2022 over alleged unlawful towing.
From Gotham to the mandap: A Desi bride and groom bring the Batmobile to Philly
A replica of the 1989 Batmobile briefly bottlenecked Market Street early Saturday morning, social media posts showed.
Mayor Parker’s election put lobbyist William Dunbar at the center of Philly politics. Now he’s awaiting sentencing on tax fraud charges.
Parker let Dunbar go from her campaign in August 2024. Neither side has publicly explained what led to the separation.
Philadelphia Family Court judge who faced domestic violence charges earlier this year has resigned
Prosecutors withdrew all charges against Michael Fanning for the March assault of his wife and adult daughter after the women did not wish to proceed with the case.
Daughter of prominent Philadelphia family sues billionaire ex-boyfriend for $400 million
Oona Sperr, the daughter of the Please Touch Museum founder and a Rittenhouse Square architect, says oil tycoon Sid Bass broke his promise to support her financially after he met…
SEPTA bus drives through wet concrete outside of Termini Bros. in what locals say is the ‘most South Philly thing ever’
A SEPTA Route 47 bus got stuck in freshly poured concrete on Thursday, only two minutes after city crews repaired the road outside of Termini Brothers in South Philadelphia.