The current immigration climate and the desire to vote brought one North Philly resident to a citizenship clinic.

New red "bus-only" lanes in Center City and South Philadelphia aim to improve SEPTA service and daily commutes. Here's what we know.

Philly used millions in grant money to buy and install more than 700 automatic license plate readers on police cars and poles to find stolen cars.

The news amounted to a last-minute turnabout for the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5, which avoided weighing in on the race for nearly a year. While the FOP had in the past opposed incumbent District Attorney Larry Krasner,

Voters in Philadelphia can fulfill their civic duties Tuesday by casting their ballots for two city positions and many judicial ones.

The city is clearing vacant lots and removing trash, abandoned cars and graffiti as part of the Parker Administration's Clean and Green Initiative. Here's the schedule.

When chef Nicholas Bazik went to sleep Wednesday night, Provenance, his boutique restaurant in Society Hill, carried an enviable rating of 4.8 stars out of 5 on its Google page. On Thursday, Bazik woke up to a 3.

Several restaurants in Philly have been hit with a flood of fake bad reviews, with at least one saying they were asked to pay to have them taken down.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson calls the Philly Special to get quarterback Caleb Williams a receiving touchdown.

Kenney’s series of Philly-inspired videos aren’t just Kylie Kelce approved, they’ll bring you back to your mom mom's house.

Food insecurity is a growing concern in Philadelphia as the government shutdown impacts SNAP benefits. SNAP will be partially funded, but it's unclear how much recipients will receive or when the funds will be available.