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Young adults in the millennial (those born between 1981 and 1996) and Z generations (those born between 1997 and 2013) cite cost, safety and environmental concerns among the reasons why they’re choosing to drive less or not at all. Statistics also support the downward trend.

Philly's private landlord-tenant officers were controversial before a tenant was shot on March 29. Can housing advocates use the tragedy to make real changes?

The winning combination these days is Black and Hispanic voters aligned with white progressives with college degrees.

Domb built a reputation as a tireless and ruthless broker who regularly pulled 12- to 14-hour workdays, and his travails and expertise frequently documented in The Inquirer’s real estate pages.

Students, parents and staff at a Fishtown school spent Saturday morning painting their aquatic themed mural on the school building.

It's a very interesting time to be a drag performer in America. As states like Tennessee have begun trying to ban drag shows, other drag-related events have attracted protests in the Philly area. Just last year, a conservative group protested a drag queen story hour at the Cherry Hill Library. It often takes a few outraged people to get an event canceled, though many others advocates and performers are showing up like never before - often in even higher heels.

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to eating outside — off the sidewalk.

Over the course of the weekend, the World Oddities Expo has on offer everything macabre, supernatural, or downright strange.

Can someone without the political stagecraft of her opponents deliver the bold leadership so many are craving?

A lawsuit, infighting, and this film is finally ready to watch