South Philly Based News Today

This week, we’ve been talking about Opera Philadelphia. Plus, we dive into art, music and culture around town.

When shoppers stopped needing phone charging stations during the pandemic, this company found a new market in warehouses dependent on other hand-held devices.

Size-inclusive wedding attire in Philadelphia can be found at Laura & Leigh Bridal, Davids Bridal, Madelange Laroche, and more.

As President Joe Biden prepares to deliver a much anticipated State of the Union address, immigration groups in Pennsylvania remind him of his past commitments.

Almirón, a lifelong activist and organizer, ran an unsuccessful bid in 2019. She’s not looking for a rerun.

You can't just assume a user is going to care. You have to earn that, said content strategist Sara Wachter-Boettcher at Think Brownstone's User Experience Design Leadership Summit.

The pelvic floor is an important body part, and should be cared for. Heres our list of Philly-area pelvic floor therapists.

Ocean City is a town where memories tend to stick around. Families pass down the traditions of annual week-long vacations from generation to generation at this beloved seaside resort, which

The owner of a South Philly-based coffee company is looking to earn his spot in Harrisburg in the upcoming 2022 elections. Will Gross, the owner of OX Coffee, launched his campaign for state representative in the 182nd District, which stretches across Center City through the 2nd, 5th and 8th wards, on Sunday, Dec. 15.

2 months ago Fired DAs, cops, and critics chip in against Krasner At least 21 former city prosecutors donated more than $500 to Vega’s campaign, including several who were fired by Krasner and later sued over their dismissal, as well as some who migrated to Attorney General Josh Shapiro’s office. Vega, 64, was also among the early layoffs in 2017, following Krasner’s election. He later filed an age discrimination lawsuit against the DA, 59, over his firing. The case remains ongoing. Vega ...