Neighborhoods

Changing the portrayal of Kensington, some residents say, starts with amplifying the positive work being done to uplift communities — "something we can all be proud of.”

The hearing centered on a bill that would prevent the city from entering into a lease on a Fairmount building that residents don’t want being used as a treatment facility.

The derby’s latest iteration featured a very hungry caterpillar, a glamorous Phanatic-Gritty duo and an ode to Dollar Dog Night. Plus, plenty of mud.

The African Center will span 37,000 square feet. Plans include a community center, restaurant, health clinic, day care and office space.

The city repossessed the properties from a group of entities controlled by one of the neighborhood’s most notorious landlords.

On Saturday at Philadelphia Brewing Co., more than 200 people paid tribute to David April, who founded the group more than 15 years ago.

While bears are more commonly seen in the northwest part of the state, bears have been sighted across all 21 counties.

For decades, Germantown was not the kind of place developers held ribbon-cutting ceremonies. But that’s changing.

According to police, they responded to a domestic incident Sunday morning in the Headley Trace development on Newtown-Yardley Road.

Parker’s spending proposal revealed more details about her plan to make Philly the cleanest big city in the country.

The port-a-potties have arrived and the green beer is flowing at this Philly mainstay.

How the township decides to renovate or consolidate its aging facilities has become a growing point of contention.

The developer of St. Anthony’s and Artist Village argues his company is in the clear.

The family recipe-inspired menu returns to the South Philly venue for a final two-day run starting this Saturday.

The Kensington spot won’t become condos — and could be home to a garden center once again