The school district has opened applications for the 2027–2028 academic year and revised its admissions criteria, priority ...

Seven Philadelphia restaurants are joining forces to raise funds for Puentes de Salud, an organization that serves Latino ...

The Da Vinci Art Alliance’s newest exhibition is from North Philadelphia based artist, Shwarga Bhattacharjee, whose art speaks on his lived experience as an immigrant in America from Bangladesh. The ...

On Dec. 15, the Philadelphia Museum of Art announced that Carlos Basualdo was appointed as the Marion Boulton “Kippy” Stroud Deputy Director and Chief Curator, and Jessica Todd Smith was appointed the ...

The Philadelphia International Airport is installing facial recognition technology in order to assist the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) process departing passengers on international flights ...

The City of Philadelphia has announced that the newly created Office of the Youth Ombudsperson (OYO) will be headed by Tracie Johnson. The office was established in November 2022 through Executive ...

Ada Luisa Trillo was born in El Paso Texas and spent much of her youth in Juarez, Mexico. After studying in San Francisco and across Europe, she settled in Philadelphia, but her culture and the areas ...

Philadelphia marks a decade of Indigenous Peoples’ Day with a celebration that honors culture and challenges historical ...

A Preventable Disease Spreads Again The scale of the outbreak is particularly significant because measles is one of the most ...

Day of the Dead will bring together local business owners, artists, and families in South Philadelphia on November 1.

Gabriel and Stephanie Gilinski are donating $22.5 million to the University of Pennsylvania to fund undergraduate scholarships and strengthen educational ...

Philly residents walked the crowded streets of 15th and Market, heading to appointments, work, or going for a quick shopping trip on a mid-July day. Out of nowhere, a hail of bullets sprung out inside ...