Inquirer Poll: What Philly voters think of Mayor Jim Kenney, crime, and the soda tax

No Ninth Street institution commands the crowds that Angelo's Pizzeria does. Some neighbors say they are taking an outsize toll on Bella Vista.

After a judge dismissed criminal charges against a Dominican national, a police officer notified court staff there was another warrant for the defendant's arrest, according to a court spokesperson.

Contractors lavished an Amtrak manager with $150,000 in cash bribes, luxury cars, vacations, and a pure-bred German shepherd puppy. In exchange, he approved millions of dollars in extra work.

A kosher-certified bagel shop finds itself at the center of a community reckoning over politics, identity, and trust, after Facebook posts by its Palestinian owner surfaced online.

Judicial candidates like Shawn Page who win the party’s endorsement almost always triumph in the primary.

Kruk has become NBC Sports Philadelphia's "emotional support announcer" during a tough stretch for the Phillies.

She was an expert in curriculum design and instruction, leadership, development, and community relations.

Dozens of bats and specialized baseballs were stolen from the Camden County baseball league for adults and children with disabilities.

The department says it's continuing to talk to immigrant communities, faith leaders, and other stakeholders

Gregory Wright, a North Philadelphia native and former Pennsylvania National Guard staff sergeant, started this week as the head of the city’s Office of Veterans Affairs.

Follow along with Inquirer education reporter Kristen A. Graham, reporting from the monthly Philly school board meeting, which begins at 4 p.m. on Thursday.

“I am not happy with the Russian strikes on KYIV. Not necessary, and very bad timing. Vladimir, STOP! 5000 soldiers a week are dying,” Trump said in a post on his Truth Social platform.

The high court filing follows a brief order from a federal appeals court that kept in place a court order blocking the policy nationwide.

The fire was about one-quarter mile from the downtown of Jim Thorpe, a tourism magnet.

The board voted to return 'Gender Queer,' 'Fun Home,' and 'Blankets' to the Radnor High School library, reversing a committee's decision that the books weren't age appropriate.

In a series of executive actions signed Wednesday, Trump targeted universities that he views as liberal adversaries to his political agenda.

Joseph Kling, 19, of Waretown, has been charged with arson after starting a bonfire that sparked a 15,000 acre wildfire that remains unextinguished.

Plus, a Bryn Mawr home with ‘Mad Men’ vibes hits the market.

Vanessa Wong tackles her fourth summer with two locations of what she’s now calling Bay Buzz Coffee and Snacks.

The annual NJ school performance reports show that many districts continue to struggle with chronic absences, which became a widespread issue during the pandemic.

The 2025 PGA Truist Championship hits Philadelphia’s Cricket Club this May with Rory McIlroy, sold-out rounds, VIP lounges, YouTube stars, and more.

Maurice Byrd, a Hatboro business owner and Army veteran, spent nearly 10 months in jail before a jury cleared him of first-degree murder and other charges.

A report by Disability Rights PA also faulted administrators, including Superintendent Steven Yanni, for failing to adequately investigate and report what happened at Jamison Elementary School.

Parker’s team pitched her plan to build or preserve 30,000 units of housing over the next four years as an essential means to address the city’s affordability crisis.

Five thousand residents forced to evacuate Tuesday night have been allowed to return home from what’s been dubbed the Jones Road Fire that’s burning in Ocean and Lacey Townships.