Philadelphia

Gardner/Fox Associates created a plant lover’s paradise that’s perfect for entertaining.

Plus: The Birds are back, a raccoon popped up at the airport, and Abbi Jacobson wants to give you a second chance.

Brandywine Realty Trust’s second “vertical neighborhood” builds on what the firm learned from its first one.

A new restaurant and live music venue brings a Center City landmark back from the dead

Promising solidarity with industry labor strikes, the fest’s 12th year features over 90 films representing nearly three dozen countries.

Tired of feeling like the heat is turning you to steam? These nooks provide brief respite, without an entry fee.

SEPTA suffers four bus and trolley crashes in one week A Route 31 bus jumped the curb at 15th and Walnut streets Tuesday night, marking the fourth SEPTA bus or […]

A huge chasm opened Wednesday in Philadelphia’s Carroll Park neighborhood, and officials are still working on a fix.

Keen on memes and collaborating with up-and-coming influencers, Shapiro is “meeting people where they are,” his press team says.

The saviors of the mansion that made Horace Trumbauer famous will use it as a tool for education even before it opens to the public.

She claims a manager told her "it isn't harassment if he likes you."

A series of unfortunate events led the couple who bought this Victorian rowhouse to turn it into a blend of traditional, urban loft and modern style.

Jacob Downs explores the remains of a working class women's retreat in Northwest Philadelphia

As Philly colleges continue to merge, what will the impact be? Small, specialized Philly-area colleges have increasingly been swallowed up by larger local universities. At least seven different schools in the […]

The nonprofit has funding from the William Penn Foundation to help groups navigate the city’s complex approval processes.

How much are college costs rising in the Philly region? Depends on the school, but they’re all jumping 3% or more.

Colleen Corcoran, owner of the Handkerchief Shop, just opened a new appointment-only studio for consultations with couples.

What to order the next time you're looking for a healthy Wawa meal, recommended by a Philly dietitian.

Plus: We catch up with ex-Taney Dragon Mo'ne Davis, a U.S. soccer hair-raiser, and some elbow news

At least seven colleges or universities in or around Philly have announced consolidations in the past half-decade.

Nestled in the heart of the Gayborhood, Dignity’s Philly chapter has members of all ages, from Gen Zers to Boomers

Can you beat the high score notched by players at our in-person BP Quizzo night at PADELphia? 24 questions about everything Philadelphia.

Expect paintings of goats, sharks, and other animals Brad Spence has cooked. “There's gonna be a judgment day,” he joked.

It was all because of the New York Giants' pugnacious manager, John McGraw. Early 1900s baseball was a rough time.

He's in the new Netflix comedy The Out-Laws.

Plus: A wonderful quote about Philly and why you might want to reconsider that mutual fund,

At least eight of the restored 1947 Presidents’ Conference Committee cars are expected to be up and running by the end of the summer.

Back in the late 19th century, a messy matchup with the New York Giants made it a dozen in a row as the visiting team.

Plus, an NJ official blames Camden's crime on Philly's "thugs" and "freaks."

The new pop-up at Penn’s Landing is a must-do for Pixar fans, but you might enjoy the photo ops more than your actual golf game.

Built in 1911 and part of a prestigious school for girls, this house has been renovated and updated in finest center-hall Colonial style, only with a lighter color palette.

Why did Greyhound move its bus station? After 35 years, Greyhound moved out of its long-time Filbert Street bus station to a small storefront on Market Street. The swap has led to a dead-end […]