The combination of government cuts and rising costs are putting a strain on the food bank that has served Philadelphians for nearly four decades. “I’m worried,” says the group's head.

After Philadelphia Magazine was sold to The Philadelphia Citizen, questions remain about whether the 117-year-old publication can reinvent itself for a new era.

"Victory in Philly" is the initiative of local basketball enthusiast, Mike Morak, to teach kids how to shoot for success.

As the government shutdown looms, millions of Americans face the loss of their food stamp benefits this Saturday, leaving ...

Philadelphia Foundation, in partnership with the Lenfest Institute for Journalism and supported by a grant from William Penn Foundation, on Saturday announced the launch of the second annual Philly Gi ...

The 82-year-old Midge still has vivid memories of her time on Guam: the local elections, Japanese soldier Sgt. Yokoi was ...

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The Philly Gives initiative kicked off Wednesday at the 6abc studios, launching a community-driven campaign to support 10 local nonprofit organizations.

The price just went up for Philly residents who think it’s easy to dump trash and take off at the expense of city workers and ...

Officials said the long-shuttered bus terminal at 10th and Filbert streets will reopen in time for 2026's celebrations for ...

Cirque du Soleil’s signature Big Top tent will return to the Philadelphia region next spring for the local premiere of “LUZIA ...

Philadelphia discharges 12.7 billion gallons of raw, diluted sewage into the Delaware River's watershed each year—with Camden ...