Construction of the redeveloped property, which will cost around $35 million, is expected to begin early this year and conclude by fall 2024.

The symposium begins with the MLK Day of Service kickoff breakfast at Houston Hall.

The delayed opening date of mid-December was pushed back once more to Jan. 12, when the location finally began welcoming customers.

The food hall will open in fall of 2023 and will feature 16 food and beverage vendors.

The coffee shop reopened on Jan. 9 following a third reinspection by the Department of Public Health.

Penn community members protested University's role in gentrification around West Philadelphia.

The DP’s political coverage this year followed how the Penn community reacted to this year’s biggest moments in local and federal politics.

Over the summer, the rule was enforced in the city and was framed as a way to keep children safe during the gun violence crisis. 

The new building, which is expected to be completed in 2026, will be eleven stories and house the company headquarters, additional office spaces, and 136 apartments, including a penthouse level.

If elected, Gym, who was also the first Asian American woman to serve on the City Council, would be the first female mayor of Philadelphia. 

The new Five Guys location replaces Beijing Restaurant, which closed its Spruce Street location in September 2020. 

Delco Steaks will open on Dec. 5, while Yifang Taiwan Fruit Tea, a boba tea chain, has a target opening date of mid-January. 

The program partnered with Vaux Big Picture High School and Paul Robeson High School to amass a pilot cohort of 15 students.

The suit, which was filed in the Common Pleas Court, accused the city and University of tortious interference with a dead body and inflicting emotional distress.

According to the report, the largest job losses during the pandemic have been in the office and administrative support sector.

Now that it has been given the historic district designation, its buildings will be protected from further demolition and exterior modification.

The Republican-run House impeached Krasner, a Democrat, by a vote of 107-85, mostly along party lines for his policies’ contribution to “record levels of violent crime” in Philadelphia.