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SEPTA subway shooting

SEPTA rider shot on Market-Frankford Line train in Center City

Photos: Scenes from Philly's first week as World Cup hosts

World Cup Linc fans

With the World Cup set to kick off, SEPTA touts refurbished stations and additional train capacity

Scott Sauer SEPTA

SEPTA reopens underground concourse connecting Walnut-Locust and City Hall stations

SEPTA concourse City Hall

World Cup play area brings lawn games to City Hall

Dilworth Park Soccer

Made in Philadelphia Spring Market returns to Dilworth Park in April

Made in Philadelphia Market 2026

Sincere Harris, a top official in the Parker administration, is stepping down

Sincere Harris departure

Christmas Village shoppers swarm new vendor to pay $10-$40 for mysterious unopened packages

Chain Mail Unclaimed

Artist who designed Obama's 'Hope' poster has new mural towering over LOVE Park

unveil justice mural

Final design for Philly's Sadie T. M. Alexander statue unveiled

sadie alexander statue

District Council 47, the white-collar city workers union, ratifies new 3-year deal

District Council 47 Contract

Neighbors call for new traffic pattern at intersection near South Street Bridge after 2 separate bike crashes

cyclist crash south st

The Roots to perform at Dilworth Park on July 18 as Phillies start countdown to 2026 MLB All-Star Game

As municipal strike hits its 7th day, protesters dump trash in City Hall — and get arrested

Philly trash protest

Groups race to get bike lane around City Hall approved before repaving project this summer

city hall bike lane

Bernie Sanders urges supporters to defend democracy at May Day rally outside City Hall

Bernie Sanders Rally

Sen. Bernie Sanders brings tour to Philly for May Day rally to criticize President Trump's policies

The Portal is moving from LOVE Park to City Hall courtyard; here's a livestream

portal city hall moving

Portal lets voters decide on its future home. The options: Stay in LOVE Park or move across the street.

Portal locations vote

Detention of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil threatens Americans' free speech rights, protesters say

Mahmoud Khalil Protest

Eagles Super Bowl parade: The people, sights and sounds along the route from South Philly to the art museum

Eagles fans found some creative ways to watch the Super Bowl parade

Light Pole broad and tasker

Eagles parade by the numbers: From 700 pounds of confetti to 15 jumbotrons

To kick off year that's 'all about housing,' City Council introduces legislation to cut upfront fees for new tenants

city council affordable housing

In first post-election comments, Mayor Cherelle Parker says she's committed to transparency

Parker Trump election comments

City council approves tax breaks for developer on former oil refinery site in Southwest Philly

Hilco tax break refinery

Mayor Cherelle Parker shakes up administration, naming new leaders for two major initiatives

Mayor Parker appointments

Tierra Whack falls in love with the Phillie Phanatic in new music video

Tierra Whack Phanatic

City Council explores creating prison oversight office in response to staff shortages and inmate deaths

city council prison oversight

Police vehicles damaged after car meetups take place across Philadelphia, authorities say

car meetups philadelphia police

Former Project HOME executive to lead Philly's Office of Homeless Services

Cheryl Hill Homeless Office

City Council lobbies for Harrisburg to fix SEPTA's $240 million budget deficit

SEPTA funding

Rallies for contraception rights, Palestine and more are planned ahead of tonight's presidential debate

ICE Detention Bridge

Thousands of city workers get pay raise with contract extension, but the union isn't thrilled about the deal

City union workers Mayor Parker

Bike activists delivered a petition to Mayor Cherelle Parker's office with a 'cold reception'

Bicycle Petition City Hall

A 20-foot-tall inflatable IUD named Freeda visits City Hall to promote access to birth control

Giant IUD Philly

City employees expected in the office Monday after judge denies injunction on mayor's policy

Return to office hearing

With Philly's return-to-office deadline looming, city employees await ruling on union lawsuit

Philly office hearing

Mayor Cherelle Parker stands firm on return-to-office policy as union's lawsuit to block it heads to court

Cherelle Parker return to work update

Police arrest 6 people at pro-Palestinian march outside City Hall on Fourth of July

07052024 protest city hall.jpg

Union sues over Mayor Cherelle Parker's return-to-office policy for city workers

Cherelle Parker return-to-work

New LED lights can illuminate City Hall in an array of colors

City Hall color lights

Curtis Jones exits Thursday's City Council meeting after resident's statement about Gaza is interrupted

Curtis Jones leaves

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Up South Street Festival returns with live music, local artists and more than 50 vendors

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