Philadelphia's Department of Licenses and Inspections has announced a May 31, 2024, deadline for property owners to certify fire protection systems. Mayor Parker emphasizes safety with this proactive compliance measure.

Philadelphia teachers are protesting a discipline policy regarding the use of their 10 sick days, arguing that it forces them to work while ill and doesn't consider their health needs.

The School District of Philadelphia has agreed on a one-year contract extension with the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers to address teacher shortages.

Overnight closures are planned for I-95 in Philadelphia next week due to the ongoing $329 million park cap project, with PennDOT setting detours for drivers.

ChristianaCare partners with Emerus to open three neighborhood hospitals in the Philadelphia suburbs, offering 24/7 emergency care and specialized services, with construction underway in Chester County and locations pending in Delaware County.

Cescaphe takes over the Ballroom at the Bellevue Hotel in Philadelphia for renovations, aiming to enhance its historic charm while modernizing the space for events.

Over 360 volunteers participated in Philadelphia's Point In Time Count, surveying the homeless population, supported by local officials and technology for data collection.

Nurses at Temple University Hospital Jeanes Campus may strike after 96% signed a petition, with union negotiations at an impasse over working conditions and pay.

Pennsylvania introduces a stipend program offering $10,000 to $15,000 for aspiring teachers to address the state's teacher shortage. The incentive requires a commitment to teach in high-need districts.

Greater Center City Philadelphia experiences a population and housing boom, with a 26% population rise and a 24% increase in housing units since 2011. Despite remote work trends, the area sees continued residential growth and investment.

Philadelphia's Navy Yard introduces its first self-driving, electric shuttle, with aided oversight for safety, operating on weekdays and emphasizing eco-friendliness and accessibility.

SEPTA has introduced a multi-rider feature allowing Key card holders to tap in up to five riders per trip on buses, trolleys, and trains, provided they have 'auto load' turned on and sufficient funds.

Curious just how far your dollar goes in Philadelphia real estate? From budget apartments to luxury apartments, here's what you can get locally by price point, with photos and amenities.