Veda, a Rittenhouse Indian bistro, was cited by city inspectors for unsafe food temperatures, sanitation lapses and equipment failures during a March 11 inspection.

Fourth-generation Kelly’s Seafood will close when the owners sell their Old Bustleton Ave building after 68 years in business. The family will keep service running while the property is marketed.

A pre-dawn fire burned through at least three rowhomes on the 3700 block of Park Avenue in Nicetown/Tioga; no injuries were reported and L&I has labeled the buildings unsafe.

A house fire in Point Breeze left one person dead and two others hospitalized after firefighters rescued three people from a rowhouse on Ellsworth Street.

Human remains believed to be those of Bethlehem man Matthew Thompson were found near a Mount Pocono wastewater facility, closing a missing-person search that began Feb. 13.

Hazmat teams responded to a carbon monoxide leak at a Bustleton facility early Tuesday; officials reported no injuries and the scene was secured.

A new analysis finds SEPTA has the tightest bus stop spacing among 43 cities, a trade-off that boosts access but can drag down bus speeds as SEPTA plans a redesign.

A woman was found shot in her car late Saturday in Tredyffrin Township; police are asking anyone with video from the Old State Road area to come forward. Investigators say the victim was taken to Paoli Hospital.

P. Roy and Diana Vagelos donated $83.9 million to Penn Arts & Sciences — the school’s largest gift — to fund chemistry fellowships and energy research.

Thick fog and light drizzle are snarling Saturday's morning commute in Philly. Showers arrive tonight, then a warm stretch into the 60s–70s next week.

Sen. John Fetterman says he helped secure $8.47M in federal transit aid for the Philadelphia region to boost SEPTA operations and station upgrades ahead of six World Cup matches this summer.

Dense fog is cutting visibility across Philadelphia this morning. A marine Dense Fog Advisory runs until 10 AM, with showers tonight and a warm weekend ahead.

A Pinnacle Realty compromise for 207 homes on the former Freddy Hill Farms parcel has reopened debate in Towamencin over traffic, schools and open space. Supervisors want engineering answers before deciding.