Philly Officials Expect Fun, Orderly Super Bowl Parade
City officials predict a very different scene than the one immediately following the Super Bowl.
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City officials predict a very different scene than the one immediately following the Super Bowl.
Bill Golderer has grand plans about how to grow the organization.
The Eagles offensive tackle is giving all the profits from his clothing line to the Fund for the Philadelphia School District.
Project leaders have been told a pedestrian bridge over 13th Street will have to be replaced.
This is the story of what happened over the course of one dramatic week in January.
One key goal is overcoming barriers that contribute to a high rate of unemployment and poverty in the city.
New Jersey's backyard beekeepers say they'll get stung by regulations proposed by the state Department of Agriculture.
Republicans who lead the Federal Communications Commission contend the repeal of net neutrality regulations will be a boon for investment and consumer choice.
Within minutes of the city's announcement, motorists rounding Eakins Oval were tooting their horns, knowing that Stagehands and Teamsters workers were beginning to put up a stage on the steps of the Art Museum.
Take a vacation day, a sick day, or ask the boss to close the office. Those are some of the options being considered by workers across the city as parade day approaches.
Super Bowl LII chatter amongst football fans, analysts, athletes, and celebrities around the Eagles victory over the Patriots unfolded on Twitter.
The Supreme Court declined Monday a request from Pennsylvania Republicans to block a lower court ruling that ordered Pennsylvania to redraw congressional lines.
Sunday was the 4th Annual Hoagies 4 Hope fundraiser at Clearview Regional High School in Mullica Hill, New Jersey.
Their alliance shows how frustrated people are with the high cost of health care, according to Robert Field, a professor of Law and Public Health at Drexel University.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy's path to election was laden with a lot of promises. Among them, a push for a $15 an hour minimum wage.
Cheryl Logan, the chief academic officer for Philadelphia's schools, is heading to Omaha to be a first-time superintendent.
President Trump's recent take on transportation funding is getting some in the Philadelphia region who feel the federal government needs to be heavily invested in projects a little nervous.
Kathy Santilli of Blackwood, New Jersey had cataracts removed on January 10th, giving her 20/20 vision in her right eye for the first time in decades.
Guests will be able to imbibe in festivities and go behind the scenes to learn about the quirky side of science.
Eagles fever is the only fever you want for the Super Bowl.
Super Bowl champion and Philadelphia native Jahri Evans refereed the Manayunk Wing Sprint competition at the restaraunt SOMO.
There may not be many people on the job on the morning after the Super Bowl, especially if the Eagles win. Are businesses ready for that?
A grant from the Redevelopment Capital Assistance Program will help the Uptown Theater move forward with renovations.
The state Supreme Court has said it will draw Congressional boundaries, if necessary.
'2 Dope Queens' hosts Jessica Williams of 'The Daily Show' fame and Phoebe Robinson of MTV's 'Girl Code' and 'Broad City' are expanding their podcast into a prime-time special.
