Tom MacDonald

Jet fighter flyovers, a flotilla of boats and a 7,000-person parade will all be part of the Navy and Marines’ celebration of 250 years of history.

The city hopes to get community buy-in on the long term plan for public safety to reduce complaints as the plan is implemented.

PHL expects some 30 million people to pass through its gates this year, with hopes for an even bigger 2026 for the U.S. semiquincentennial.

Three town hall-style meetings called “Be the Light, Bring the Light” are planned to rally in opposition to federal intervention in Philadelphia.

The event included solemn ceremonies in remembrance of those who died in a series of terrorist attacks in 2001.

The regulation mandates signs be posted in all gun shops to warn shoppers that buying guns for those not allowed to have them is a crime.

The program is part of a national effort to get the life-saving overdose reversal drug into the hands of people who truly need it.

As SEPTA begins its first week with a reduced schedule, Philadelphia lawmakers are calling for new funding to reverse the cuts.

The effort has police teaming up with residents to give drug dealers a message that they aren’t wanted in their neighborhood.

SEPTA officials slashed their way to $30 million in savings, but they still need more than $200 million to maintain service.

Planned Pennsylvania legislation would force law enforcement officers to take off face masks when performing their duties.

The statue of the late mayor will be removed from storage, repaired, refurbished and relocated to an undisclosed location.