Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker urged Eagles fans to celebrate in a somewhat civilized manner if their team emerges victorious on Super Bowl Sunday. “Please Philadelphia, I implore you, as your ...

With some luck, Philly could see massive celebrations Sunday night. Here’s everything you need to know about the city’s ...

An 18-year-old Temple University student was hospitalized and later died after falling from a pole in Center City after the ...

Philadelphia residents may start seeing temporary no parking signs along the South Broad Street corridor and City Hall ...

The project by privately owned global real estate company Palladium would add 110 units, with 74% of units offered at below market rate, city documents state ...

Before the Sunday playoff game on Jan. 19 against the Rams, Mayor Cherelle Parker led the crowd in a chant spelling out “Eagles.” However, she misspelled the team name, saying “E-l-g-s-e-s” instead.

Officials with the City of Philadelphia, SEPTA, the Philadelphia Police Department, the Philadelphia Fire Department and ...

Philadelphia's mayor says five people hurt on the ground from a Learjet crash remain hospitalized, three of them are in ...

Mayor Cherelle Parker and city leaders will hold a press conference Thursday to discuss safety measures that Philadelphia ...

People can donate to the One Philly Fund online, and those affected will be able to submit applications to receive money.

Mayor Parker was one of several city officials there to give an update on the city's progress in handling the aftermath of the crash. The meeting was also an opportunity to hear from those who were ...