Page 18 - From Philly News Today

The rebuilt trolleys have modern underpinnings and a vintage look. SEPTA expects them to be back in service this spring.

The 2024-2025 season will open with the delayed American premiere of “The Listeners." The company is still deciding if and how to produce a festival.

The two announced candidates and one other possible contender had $3.3 million total to spend at year’s end. Nearly half of it came from personal loans.

Guatemalans in Newark and Georgetown are hopeful for positive change back home with the election of a new leader.

As of Feb. 1, certified perinatal doulas in Pennsylvania can join the state’s Medicaid program as in-network providers in maternity care.

As lions danced and people marched, residents and activists within Chinatown voiced their opposition to the proposed Sixers arena.

The conference provides an opportunity to discuss and find solutions for the issues Black women face, and to empower and inspire the next generation of leaders.

Performance artist Alex Tatarsky revives their gnome character in an effort to save The Meadows at FDR Park from clearcutting.

Sabriaya Shipley has been mentoring the same group of Black kids through art projects for six years. Allens Lane Art Center brings it altogether.

More than 17,000 grandparents are raising their grandchildren in Philly. They face hidden challenges, such as legal guidelines and financial support.