Tomorrow, July 1, SEPTA's fare increases go into effect. On the Saturday start of the new fiscal year, the changes approved by the SEPTA Board in May included increases on all modes of travel and ...

The second annual AL DÍA 40 Under Forty event will serve to highlight and showcase some of the most diverse and impactful young professionals across the Philadelphia region. At the event, taking place ...

After being one of the most diverse Primaries in history, the election for the Democratic nomination has once again become a battle between two white men. While Senator Bernie Sanders took the ...

So this came out of left field. A year ago today, Mayor Jim Kenney and state Sen. Anthony were duking it out in the race to become Philly's 99th mayor. They were at loggerheads for most of the ...

Six immigrants who were forced to sign their voluntary deportation are back in the United States to fight their case in a federal court, thanks to an agreement achieved by the ACLU of San Diego. The ...

“Every Philadelphian deserves equal access to their city government,” said Councilwoman María Quiñones-Sánchez, who introduced legislation to amend the Philadelphia Home Rule Charter to ensure ...

The Mexican environmental activist who is the only witness to the March 3 murder of Honduran indigenous leader Berta Caceres has claimed that the scene of the crime was tampered with. "I didn't hear ...

Dozens of pre-schools and daycare centers came together on Tuesday to sing, dance, draw and rally in Franklin Square Park as part of the Pre-K for PA campaign to influence voters and elected officials ...

Former secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, announced Sunday her much anticipated bid for the presidential elections of 2016. “I'm getting ready to do something, too. I'm running for president.