Philadelphia On Track To Enter Green Phase Of Pennsylvania's Reopening Plan By Early July

In announcing plans for Reopening With Care, the mayor said on Thursday that it's contingent on COVID-19 rates continuing to decline.

• Jun 18, 2020

Philadelphia Artist On Journey To Paint 100 Portraits Of Coronavirus Heroes

Luiz Gonzalez has painted 76 portraits of essential workers, community leaders and first responders.

• Jun 18, 2020

City, Supporters Of South Philadelphia Christopher Columbus Statue Reach Deal To Let Art Commission Decide Statue's Fate

The city boarded up the statute earlier this week after supporters clashed with protesters.

• Jun 18, 2020

NJ Attorney General's Office Warns White Supremacists, Foreign Governments Ramping Up Tensions On Social Media

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office says it's seeing an increase in bias and hate crimes.

• Jun 18, 2020

Takeout With Tori: New Korean Restaurant Bringing Sizzling Flavor, Success During Coronavirus Pandemic In Ambler

A newbie on Main Street has taken a risk and is reaping the rewards and so will you when you take a bite out of your takeout from Mokja.

• Jun 18, 2020

'Chokeholds Are Too Dangerous': Local Leaders Call For Police Reform, Introduce Legislation To Ban Chokeholds

In response to George Floyd's homicide in Minneapolis, local leaders are calling for police reform in law enforcement.

• Jun 18, 2020

Mount Airy Resident Forms 'Fireworks Task Force' That Spans Across Philadelphia After Booms Heard Throughout City

A Mount Airy resident is forming a task force to address the issue. It's a coalition that its creator says now spans the entire city.

• Jun 18, 2020

How SEPTA Plans To Keep Riders Safe As More People Head Back To Work

It's important to note that if you're anywhere within the SEPTA system -- that includes buses, subways and the Regional Rail -- you are required to wear a mask.

• Jun 18, 2020

'Investment Doesn't Like Uncertainty': Unemployment Continues To Plague Some Philadelphia Residents As Coronavirus Concerns Linger

While some things are getting better locally, others are getting worse.

• Jun 18, 2020

Democratic Philadelphia Leaders Believe There's 'Greater Level Of Understanding' After Meeting Over Racial Tension In City

Former and current elected officials and clergy members arrived at party headquarters in Spring Garden on Thursday afternoon.

• Jun 18, 2020

Philadelphia City Council Approves Preliminary Budget That Includes $33 Million In Cuts To Police Department

Among many cuts to city services, the budget restores $1.3 million to arts and culture funding, invests $20 million in affordable housing and $25 million in reducing poverty.

• Jun 18, 2020

Man In Federal Custody, Accused Of Blowing Up ATM In North Philadelphia During Unrest In City Over George Floyd's Murder

The U.S. Attorney's Office announced charges against 24-year-old David Elmakayes on Thursday.

• Jun 18, 2020

2 Philadelphia Women Get Jail Time For Damaging Yellowstone National Park Thermal Area

Tara Davoli and Sarah Piotrowski have been ordered to pay a $350 fine, about $107 each in restitution and are banned them from the park for two years.

• Jun 18, 2020

Learn How To Grow Your Garden With Egg Shells And Coffee Grounds

Fight food waste and nourish your garden by using eggshells and coffee grounds—here's everything you need to know about this easy, natural compost option.

• Jun 18, 2020

Dueling Rallies Over Rep. Commissioner Joe Gale Happening In Montgomery County

Dueling rallies are happening in Montgomery County over Rep. Commissioner Joe Gale.

• Jun 18, 2020

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