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Free Library president Kelly Richards said up to nine branches could receive Sunday service hours if the city's budget proposal is approved.

The Philadelphia Parking Authority discontinued its physical guest parking permit system in January.

Valerie Mack, who lived in Philadelphia, went missing in 2000. Her remains were found years later. Heuermann pleaded guilty to her murder Wednesday.

Temple students hosted a rally on Friday to protest recent security measures added to the park, including metal fencing.

The Pew Charitable Trusts released its 2026 State of the City report on Tuesday, showing mixed results for where Philly stands and might be headed.

The city changed the direction of part of Adams Avenue at the request of some business owners, but the switch has created new complications.

The new initiative from the Office of Clean and Green Initiatives launched as Philadelphia's citywide cleaning program began.

Lydia Victor released a new zine on the Fox, "Girls Will Shoot Hoops" at Another Corner bookstore on WNBA opening night.

The Philadelphia Furniture Bank, a program operated by Pathways to Housing PA, gave people free beds, tables, and other items for more than a decade.

Data from the U.S. Census Bureau showed the median household income in some neighborhoods has shot up over the last 10 years.