Hundreds have signed a petition opposing a 60-foot apartment tower planned for the PHS pop-up garden site on Jamestown Avenue.

Jennifer Rivera allegedly used a Bala Cynwyd company's Amex points and Amazon account for personal spending. She faces a preliminary hearing next week.

Police say the 19-year-old vanished from South 42nd Street the same day another woman disappeared blocks away in Southwest Philly.

East Rutherford and Brigantine now treat runaway bamboo like a code violation, with daily fines and mandatory removal plans.

Steve Stein's Famous Deli served its final customers Sunday, capping a family legacy that traces back to 1960s Castor Gardens.

Bradford Woodworking burned in 2025, but Brad Smith rebuilt and is now one of 195 juried artists at the Philadelphia Museum of Art's 50th craft show.

Three masked men jumped out of a grey Hyundai near Rittenhouse Square, one carrying an AR-15-style rifle.

Lily Yeh, who turned a trash-strewn Germantown Avenue lot into a public art park, plans to give her prize money to youth peace ambassadors.

Milwaukee, sitting atop baseball with an 81-49 record, traded modern ballparks for a 2,366-seat gem to honor Hank Aaron.

Police say a white car fled after striking the man under the Broad and Glenwood bridge Sunday night. The driver remains unidentified.

La Catrachita on Columbus Boulevard joked about a new drive-thru after a silver SUV tore through its front window early Saturday.

A gunman opened fire on North 6th Street Sunday night, leaving one victim in critical condition and no arrests so far.

Barbers Who Care founder Kenny Duncan returned to his old West Philly stomping grounds to trim hundreds of heads at the YMCA.