Philly Residents Could See Increase In Water Bill
The Philadelphia Water Department has asked for a phased-in rate increase, totaling 10.5 percent by September of 2020.
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The Philadelphia Water Department has asked for a phased-in rate increase, totaling 10.5 percent by September of 2020.
The Economy League of Greater Philadelphia Leadership Exchange program helps businesses study companies and cities from across the country.
In the wake of widespread storm-related power outages, come questions about the safety of food in a warming fridge.
While that probe is now complete, a statement released Wednesday claimed details were to remain confidential.
Often considered The Oscars of food, Philadelphia will have a solid showing with four nominees representing the city at this year's James Beard Awards.
Over the last 12 years, Philly AIDS Thrift has distributed over $2 million from revenue generated at its two storefronts.
About 350 kids from Philly are among a half-million nationwide who took part in the contest.
In Pennsauken, voters approved a $36 million ballot question that actually lowers taxes about 11 dollars a year.
Students were taking science for a ride today in Center City. It was in celebration of "Pi Day" on this 3.14 March 14th.
A bill making its way through the New Jersey legislature would require strict warning labels on all prescriptions for opioids in the Garden State.
Unreliable work hours harm families in a range of ways, from providing insufficient income to creating child care crises.
It happened around 5:45 a.m. Saturday inside a parking garage near 2nd and Lombard Streets.
Cherry blossom bloom dates for Philadelphia are being predicted by the end of the month.
Philly Wine Week was designed to showcase the options of wine available and to give the public access and knowledge to wine of all price points and styles.
It's hard to walk even a few feet inside the Pennsylvania Convention Center without hearing a "wow" or "look at that" from visitors at the annual Flower Show.
It's been two weeks since that massive Old City fire at 239 Chestnut Street, and dozens of employees at The Little Lion are still out of work because of it.
The entire increase would go to fund the School District of Philadelphia, which is projecting a $900 million deficit in the next five years.
Cabrini will take on Brooklyn College in the first round in Scranton.
School Reform Commissioner Farah Jimenez has resigned, leaving four members of the SRC.
A Philadelphia charter school focused on literacy during the final day of Black History Month by bringing in 100 black men who volunteered to read to and speak with the students.
Students, staff, counselors and law enforcement representatives sat down with Congressman Donald Norcross on Wednesday for a roundtable conversation on the impact of the Florida school massacre.
While House Republican leaders are showing little appetite for any new restrictions on guns, the Senate is working on a bipartisan agreement to bring several measures up for debate next week.
Forty-four-year-old Charles Sargent has been charged with murder and abuse of corpse in the 2013 murder of Diamond Williams.
Under the legislation, State Representative Todd Stephens says an immediate family member or law enforcement official could ask a judge to issue what's called an extreme risk protection order.
A Philadelphia inmate advocacy group is taking part in a nationwide Black History Month project known as Black Love Bail Outs.
