After the frenzy of Pope Francis’ visit to Philadelphia this past weekend, the Argentine community of the region is preparing for another week of celebrations and community events. Running from Oct. 4 ...

Artificial trees, especially older or non-certified models, are not entirely without risk. While many are made from flame-retardant materials, they can still catch fire under certain conditions, such ...

The independence of the United States is often remembered through its great leaders, the battles against the British Crown, and the documents that gave rise to the nation. Yet behind that history lies ...

The LOVE Park redesign plan has finally been decided! After various redesign surveys and public forums, Hargreaves and Associates, along with KieranTimberlake, Philadelphia Parks and Recreation and ...

After being perched on the corner of 7th & Arch Streets since its creation in 1976, the African American Museum of Philadelphia (AAMP) will be relocated to Ben Franklin Parkway. The news was announced ...

Aiming to spark the joy that comes while giving or receiving flowers, this year's PHS Philadelphia Flower Show has a variety of different exhibitions that try to capture this moment. The 2023 ...

Yet another familiar face in Philadelphia’s broadcast news landscape is preparing to retire. On Wednesday, May 26, 6ABC’s Action News reporter Dann Cuellar announced that he is retiring after 34 years ...

Today, Nov. 7, Mayor Jim Kenney announced he has accepted the resignation of the Deputy Mayor of Labor, Richard Lazer, who has accepted a new role. Starting next month, Lazer will begin a new tenure ...

A new face has emerged to represent and engage the Latino community of Philadelphia. William Garcia, appointed as the city's first Director of Latino Engagement by Mayor Cherelle L. Parker on March 19 ...

The Philadelphia Flyers are currently accepting applications for their new program, Next Shift: Mentoring the Next Generation of Female Leaders. It pairs local young women and girls, ages 14-22 years ...

The technology behind the November 3 elections combines electronic ballot marking, printed paper records, security controls ...

The new state law will take effect in the 2027–2028 school year. The School District of Philadelphia must determine how it will implement the restrictions.