John Duchneskie

Election officials in Philadelphia and its collar counties expect to finish counting ballots by Wednesday evening.

Both Kamala Harris' and Donald Trump's campaigns will look to build on their past success in Philly and its suburbs as they vie for Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia’s poverty rate fell more than one percentage point between 2022 and 2023, marking the most significant year-over-year decline in a decade.

Charts show the effects of a new Sixers arena on tax revenue, Chinatown, and concerts.

Trump has received only 5% of the vote in precincts near Temple’s campus. His campaign is seeking to boost his profile with Black voters as he hosts a rally at Temple’s Liacouras Center.

Gun violence has declined across the city so far this year, and the drop has been significant in some neighborhoods.

The Delaware River crested at a record-high level early Wednesday, higher than the previous mark set during Superstorm Sandy on Oct. 30, 2012.

In Philly, 50 rowhouses a year were rendered unsafe during neighboring construction. Of those, 81% were in formerly redlined areas, impacting residents who stuck through decades of disinvestment.

New census data released Thursday show a mixed economic picture for a city that has long been dogged by a stubbornly high poverty rate.

The section of Upper Makefield Township is in a special flood hazard area based on Federal Emergency Management Agency flood maps.

Plumes of smoke from Canadian wildfires are coating the region in a smoky haze and a burning odor. Check out our map to see how it will progress.

New data released by the U.S. Census Bureau Thursday shows 19 of the 20 most populous American cities either gained residents or slowed pandemic-era population declines — Philly being the exception.

Newly released census estimates say Philly lost more than 22,000 residents between July 2021 and July 2022, the largest one-year decline since 1990. Experts say don’t panic.

Household incomes stayed flat or rose in most of the city. But increases were fueled by displacement, and inflation has eroded purchasing power.

Philadelphians turned out heavily for John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro in the races for U.S. Senate and governor.

An update on the new stores opening on Walnut Street and a quick tour of its history.

It’s not the first time that developers or city leaders have considered moving a major league team to the heart of the city.

Councilperson Bobby Henon joins Philadelphia’s political Hall of Shame.

Gun violence has been concentrated in just a handful of neighborhoods and several dozen blocks, leaving behind a breathtaking level of fear and trauma among a fraction of residents.

Pennsylvania, which is cited as having lax gun-control laws, ranks 16th in total fatalities for its population size. New Jersey, which has among the nation’s strictest gun-safety laws, ranks 17th.